Tag Archives: 3rd declension nouns
Basic Nouns: Part II Posted by Brittany Britanniae on Jun 29, 2018
×Review of last month’s homework: Translate from Latin to English Coquus aulam filiarum portat. = The cook carries the daughters’ pot. Tu clamas, aulas celo. = You are shouting, I hide the pots. Cur me times? = Why are you fearful of me? Why are you afraid of me? Coronas et aulas coqui celant sub scaena. =…
Additional 3rd Declension Nouns Posted by kunthra on Jul 3, 2009
There are masculine and feminine i stem nouns in the third declension that have two consonants before the -is in the singular. N : – G : –is D : –ī Acc : –em or –im Abl : –e The endings for the Latin word for part or piece. N : pars G : partis…
Third Declension Nouns in the Plural Posted by kunthra on Jun 29, 2009
There are also i stem nouns in the masculine and feminine that have the same number of syllables in the genitive and in the nominative in the plural. N : –ēs G : –ium D : –ibus Acc : –ēs or –īs Abl : –ibus The endings for the Latin word for torrent or stream…
Third Declension Nouns Posted by kunthra on Jun 26, 2009
There are third declension nouns in the masculine and feminine with an i stem that have the same number of syllables in the genitive as in the nominative. Here are the endings for the nouns in the singular: N : – G : –is D : –ī Acc : –em or –im Abl : –e…