Schola Secunda Flashcards
3rd person singular indicative active
He, she, it is; there is; is
est
3rd person singular indicative subjunctive active
May he, she, it be
sit
3rd person singular indicative imperfect
He, she, it was; there was; was
erat
earth, land
terra, -ae (f 1st)
glory
gloria, -ae (f 1st)
daughter
filia, -ae (f 1st)
lord, master
dominus, -i (m 2nd)
God
Deus -i (m 2nd)
beginning, start, origin
principium, -i (n 2nd)
war
bellum, -i (n 2nd)
age, world
saeculum, -i (n 2nd)
peace
pax, pacis (f 3rd)
good (adj)
bonus, -a, -um
second, following (adj.)
secundus, -a, -um
as, just as
sicut
now
nunc
always
semper
or
aut
either…or
aut…aut
All cases 2nd declension neuter
Nominative -um Genitive -i Dative -o Accusative -um Ablative -o
Nominative -a
Genitive -orum
Accusative -a
First Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative
- a
- ae
- ae
- ā
Second Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative
- us/um
- i
- o
- o
Third Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative
-
- is
- i
- e
Fourth Declension endings: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, and Ablative
- us
- ūs
- ui
- u
Distinguish between est and sit
est = 3rdps indicative, “he/she/it is” sit = 3ps subjunctive, “may he/she/it be”
The adjective “sanctus” has which declension endings when modifying a masculine noun.
2nd declension
Prepositions which are static are followed by what tense?
Ablative
Prepositions indicating motion are followed by which case?
Accusative
Case endings for neuter nouns of the second declension are
N. -um, G. -i, D. -o, Ac. -um, Ab. -o
Plural Nom. -a, Gen. -orum, Acc. -a
