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Second Declension Flashcards

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Part of scapula

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Acromion, n.

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2
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Angle

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Angulus, m.

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3
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Year

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Annus, m.

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4
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Rod shaped organism

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Bacillus, m.

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Wrist

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Carpus, m.

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Cave / Cavity

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Cavum, n.

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Small brain

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Cerebellum, n.

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Brain

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Cerebrum, n.

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Circle

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Circulus, m.

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Neck

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Collum, n.

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Large intestine / Bowel

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Colon, n.

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12
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Condyle

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Condylus, m.

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Skull

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Cranium, n.

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14
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Elbow

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Cubitus, m.

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15
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Finger

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Digitus, m.

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Back

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Dorsum, n.

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17
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Small duct

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Ductulus, m.

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18
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Base of organ

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Fundus, m.

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19
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Bundle of nerve cells

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Ganglion, n.

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20
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Gram

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Grammum, n.

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21
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Upper arm bone

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Humerus, m.

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22
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Intestine

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Intestinum, n.

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23
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Literally ‘blind gut’, pouch connected to junction of small and large intestines.

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Intestinum Caecum, n.

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Large or ‘fat’ bowel

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Intestinum Crassum, n.

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25
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Duodenum

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Duodenum, n.

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26
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A narrow organ, or connecting piece of tissue

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Isthmus, m.

27
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Jejunum, between duodenum and ileum

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Jejunum, n.

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Lip

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Labium, n.

29
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Ligament

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Ligamentum, n.

30
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Litre

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Litrum, n.

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Lobe

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Lobus, m.

32
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Teacher

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Magister, m.

33
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‘Handle’ part of breast bone

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Manubrium, n.

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Milligram

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Miligrammum, n.

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Measles

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Morbilli-orum, M.

36
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Illness / Disease

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Morbus, m.

37
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Muscle

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Musculus, m.

38
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Nose

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Nasus, m,

39
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Nerve

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Nervus, m.

40
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Eye

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Oculus, m.

41
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Gullet

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Oesophagus, m.

42
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Bony elbow protuberance

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Olecranon, n.

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Organ

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Organum, n.

44
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Orifice

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Orificium, n. or Ostium, n.

45
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Ovary

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Ovarium, n.

46
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Pericardium

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Pericardium, n.

47
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Radius

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Radius, m.

48
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Branch or Bough

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Ramus, m.

49
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Last part of large intestine

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Rectum, n.

50
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Groove or furrow

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Sulcus, m.

51
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Thymus

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Thymus, m.

52
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Bump, small swelling, tumour

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Tuberculum, n.

53
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Womb

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Uterus, m.

54
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Cavity in organ ‘small belly’

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Ventriculus, m.

55
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‘Entrance hall’ - central part of osseous labyrinth

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Vestibulum, n.

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Man

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Viri, m.

57
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Glass

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Vitrum, n.

58
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What is the paradigm for the masculine ‘-us’ ending? Demonstrate using the latin word for ‘year’

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Nom. Sg. = Ann-us

Nom. Pl. = Ann-i

Gen. Sg. = Ann-i

Gen. Pl. = Ann-orum

59
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What is the paradigm for the masculine ‘-r’ ending? Demonstrate using the latin word for ‘cancer’

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Nom. Sg. = Cance-r

Nom. Pl. = Cancr-i

Gen. Sg. = Cancr-i

Gen. Pl. = Cancr-orum

60
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Provide all the Latin grammatical forms for the folowing words:

Finger

Man

Organ

Measles

Thymus

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1) Digitus, Digiti, Digiti, Digitorum
2) Vir, Viri, Viri, Virorum
3) Organum, Organi, Organa, Organorum
4) Morbilli, Morbillorum
5) Thymus, Thymi, Thymi, Thymorum

61
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Translate the following words into English:

Mammilae

Tonsilarum

Fossa

Lobi

Fractura Manubrii Sterni

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Nipples or of a nipple

of tonsils

hole

lobes or of a lobe

Fracture of the manubrium

62
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Use the folowing pairs of nouns to create medical expressions in the Latin Sg. form:

fractura, humerus

epidemia, influenza

ruptura, colon

fractura, acromion

septum, nasus

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fractura humeri

epidemia influenzae

ruptura coli

fractura acromii

septum nasi

63
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Translate to Latin:

wrists

number of men

fracture of skull

substance of organ

cause of measles

bottom of womb

branches of arteries

entrance of cavities

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carpi

numerus virorum

fractura cranii

substantia organi

causa morbillorum

fundus uteri

rami arteriarum

ostium cavorum or ostium cavarum

64
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State the paradigm for n. words ending in either -on or -um using latin for intestine as an example and also large intestine.

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intestinum, intestina, intestini, intestinorum

colon, cola, coli, colorum

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