Third Declension - Adjectives Flashcards by Sam Marston

State the paradigm for two-termination adjectives using the latin word for ‘short’ as the example

Nom: Sg. = brev-is (m. & f.) brev-e (n.)
Pl. = brev-es (m. & f.) brev-ia (n.)

Gen: Sg. = brev-is
Pl. = brev-ium

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State the paradigm for three-termination adjectives using the latin word for ‘sharp’ as the example

Nom: Sg. = ace-r (m.) acr-is (f.) acr-e (n.)
Pl. = acr-es (m. & f.) acr-ia (n.)

Gen: Sg. = acr-is
Pl. = acr-ium

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State the paradigm for one-termination adjectives using the latin word for ‘recent’ as the example

Nom: Sg. = recens
Pl. = recent-es (m. & f.) recent-ia (n.)

Gen: Sg. = recent-is
Pl. = recent-ium

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Three termination:
Sharp / acute
Having two bellies
Quick
Rotten
Wholesome / Salubrious

acer, acris, acre
biventer, tris, tre
celer, ris, re
puter, tris, tre
saluber, bris, bre

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related to abdomen

abdominalis, e

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short

brevis, e

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related to head

capitalis, e

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related to end

caudalis, e

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credible / trustworthy

credibilis, e

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difficult / uneasy

difficilis, e

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dissimilar

dissimilis, e

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related to back

dorsalis, e

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easy

facilis, e

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feverish

febrilis, e

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fragile

fragilis, e

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being in front of

frontalis, e

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heavy / severe

gravis, e

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inoperable

inoperabilis, e

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juvenile

iuvenilis, e

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young

juvenis, e

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light / mild

levis, e

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related to jaw

mandibularis, e

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molar

molaris, e

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soft

mollis, e

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in the back of

occipitalis, e

ocular

ocularis, e

all / every

omnis, e

operable

operabilis, e

related to palm

palmaris, e

related to breast / pectoral

pectoralis, e

cureable

sanabilis, e

senile

senilis, e

similar

similis, e

soluble

solubilis, e

stable

stabilis, e

sterile

sterilis, e

orientated towards stomach

ventralis, e

widespread / folk / popular

vulgaris, e

vulnerable

vulnerabilis, e

afferent

afferens, ntis

rising / climbing

ascendens, ntis

capable / roomy

capax, acis

communicating

communicans, ntis

deferent / efferent

deferens, ntis or efferens, ntis

causing deformity

deformans, ntis

degenerate

degener, is

descending / sinking

descendens, ntis

double

duplex, duplicis

visible

evidens, ntis

frequent

frequens, ntis

impending

imminens, ntis

unequal

impar, imparis

latent

latens, ntis

multiple

multiplex, plicis

equal

par, paris

suffering, patient

patiens, ntis

penetrating

penetrans, ntis

perforating

perforans, ntis

permanent

permanens, ntis

premature

praecox, cocis

rising / prominent

prominens, ntis

recent

recens, ntis

old

senex, senis

simple

simplex, simplicis

sufficient

sufficiens, ntis

triple

triplex, triplicis

connect the adjectives in brackets with provided nouns. dentis (molaris) dentes (molaris( nervi (mandibularis) ossa (fragilis) ductus (defferens) laesionis (deformans) morbi (latens) renum (migrans) vertebra (dorsalis) operationes (similis) doloris (acer) traumata (multiplex)

dentis molaris, nervi mandibulares, ductus defferens, morbi latentes, vertebra dorsalis, doloris acris, dentes molares, ossa fragilia, laesionis deformantis, renum migrantium, operationes similes, traumata multiplicia

Provide all grammatical casses and numbers for the following expressions: ``` vulnus recens vena brevis cornu longum et penetrans status febrilis musculus biventer intestinum tenue et intestinum crassum ```

vulnus recens, vulneris recentis, vulnera recentia, vulnerum recentium vena brevis, venae brevis, venae breves, venarium brevium cornu longum et penetrans, cornus longi et penetrantis, cornua longa et penetrantia, cornuum longorum et penetrantium status febrilis, status febrilis, status febriles, statuum febrilium musculus biventer, musculi biventris, musculi biventres, musculorum biventrium intestinum tenue et intestinum crassum, intestini tenuis et intestini crassi, intestina tenuia et intestina crassa, intestinorum tenuium et intestinorum crassorum

``` translate to english: os sacrum fragile ossium fragilium ruptura musculi occipitalis periculum cancri inoperabilis trauma multiplex costarum ```

``` fragile sacral bone of fragile bones rupture of occipital muscle danger of inoperable cancer multiple trauma of ribs ```

``` translate to latin: rising tumour fast operation suspicion of latent cancer permanent vomiting epidemic of light fevers heavy tooth decays ```

``` tumor protuberans operatio celeris suspicio cancri latentis vomitus permanens epidemia febrium levium caries dentium graves ```