Stage 10 Adjective practice Flashcards

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

benignus a um- kind

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benignior, benignius - kinder
benignissimus a um - kindest

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

callidus a um - clever

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callidior callidius - more clever
callidissimus a um - most clever

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

contentus a um - satisfied

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contentior, contentius - more satisfied
contentissimus a um - most satisfied

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

difficilis difficile - difficult

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difficilior difficilius - more difficult
difficillimus a um - most difficult

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

doctus a um - educated

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doctior doctius - more educated
doctissimus a um - most educated

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

ēbrius a um - drunk

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ēbrior ēbrius - more drunk
ebrissimus a um - most drunk

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

facilis facile - easy

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facilior facilius - easier
facillimus a um - easiest

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

bonus a um - good

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melior melius - better
optimus a um - best

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

ferox (gen. ferocis) - fierce

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ferocior ferocius - fiercer
ferocissimus a um - most fierce

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

gravis grave - heavy, serious

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gravior gravius - heavier, more serious
gravissimus a um - heaviest, most serious

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

magnus a um - big, great

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maior maius - bigger
maximus a um - biggest

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

malus a um - bad

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peior peius - worse
pessimus a um - worst

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

parvus a um - small

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minor minus - smaller
minimus a um - smallest

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

pulcher pulchra pulchrum- beautiful

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pulchrior pulchrius - more beautiful
pulcherrimus a um - most beautiful

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

miser misera miserum - wretched

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miserior miserius - more wretched
miserrimus a um - most wretched

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

miserandus a um - pitiful

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miserandior miserandius - more pitiful
miserandissimus a um - most pitiful

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

multus a um - many

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plūs - more
plūrimus - a lot, the most

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

līber lībera līberum - free

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līberior līberius - freer
līberrimus a um - freest

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Form the comparative and superlative of…

asper aspera asperum - rough

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asperior asperius - rougher
asperrimus a um - roughest