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nouns and NGDAAB CASES
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fama, famae f.
Meaning: rumor, report; fame, reputation
POS: Noun
forma, formae f.
Meaning: form, shape; beauty
POS: Noun
fortuna, fortunae f.
Meaning: fortune, luck
POS: Noun
ira, irae f.
Meaning: anger
POS: Noun
nauta, nautae, m.
Meaning: sailor
POS: Noun
patria, patriae f.
Meaning: fatherland, native land, country
POS: Noun
pecunia, pecuniae f.
Meaning: money
POS: Noun
philosophia, philosophiae f.
Meaning: philosophy
POS: Noun
poena, poenae f.
Meaning: penalty, punishment
POS: Noun
poeta, poetae, m.
Meaning: poet
POS: Noun
porta, portae f.
Meaning: gate, entrace
POS: Noun
puella, puellae, f.
Meaning: girl
POS: Noun
rosa, rosae f.
Meaning: rose
POS: Noun
sententia, sententiae f.
Meaning: feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence
POS: Noun
vita, vitae f.
Meaning: Life; mode of life
POS: Noun
antiquus, antiqua, antiquum
Meaning: ancient, old-time
POS: Noun
magnus, magna, magnum
Meaning: large, great, important
POS: Adj
meus, mea, meum
Meaning: my
POS: Adj
multus, multa, multum
Meaning: much, many
POS: Adj
tuus, tua, tuum
Meaning: your
POS: Adj
et
Meaning: and; even
POS: Conj
sed
Meaning: but
POS: conj
O
Meaning: O! Oh!
POS: Interj
sine (+ ABL)
Meaning: without
POS: prep
est
is
what noun is masculine? singular
natua, nautae + poeta, poetae
what is a nominative case? singular
used when the verb is subject (OR A DOES)
ex; “The girl is…”
ending: puella (usually ends w a “a”)
what is a genitive case? singular
used when we suggest a possesion, (Where you + someone is from)
ex; “cow of the farmer” “farmer’s cow”
ending: puellae (usually ends with “ae”)
what is a dative case? singular
used for its indirect object pronoun, (receives the direct object of a sentence)
ex; “to + for the cow”
ending: puellae (usually ends with “ae”)
Accusative case singular
used for direct object pronoun, (RECIEVER of the action)
ex; “i love the cow” “i give the cow”
ending: puellam (usually ends with “am”)
Ablative case singluar
Used to see the object of preposition (EXPRESSION OF THE PLACESSSS)
ex; “by/ with/ from the cow”
ending: puellā
ending: usually ends with a “ā”
ALL THE ENDINGS FOR PLURAL CASES:
Nominative- “ae”
Genitive- “arum”
Dative- “is”
Accusative- “as”
Ablative- “is”
SING THE SONG OF CASES:
a
ae
ae
am
a
ae
arum
is
as
is
THE NUMBERS!!
LIST ALL THE POSSIBLE ONES=
I = 1
V = 5
X = 10
L = 50
C = 100
D = 500
M = 1000
what is 1?
I
what is 4?
IV
what is six?
VI
what is 20?
XX
what is the subtraction rules?
can only subtract one numeral one at a time.
how do you say 1 in latin?
unus
how do you say 2?
duo
3
tres
4
quattor
5
quinque
6
sex
7
septem
8
octo
9
novem
10
decem
50
quinquaginta
100
centum
1000
mille
English derivative of fama, famae
billie ellish is very famous for her songs
English derivative of forma, formae
i use the mla format when writing an essay
English derivative of fortuna, fortunae
it was very fotunate that the weather was really good!
English derivative of ira, irae
There were hundreds of calls from irate viewers
English derivative of nauta, nautae
He studied nautical charts
English derivative of patria, patriae
we are patriotic
English derivative of pecunia, pecuniae
My neighbor had to sell his car to pay for a pecuniary debt.
English derivative of philosophia
my friend is taking philosphy class
English derivative of poena, poetae
i am writing an essay based on the poetry I read
English derivative of porta, portae
i made a portal in minecraft
English derivative of rosa, rosae
i smell the rosary scent of the flowers
English derivative of sententia, sententiae
i am writing a long sentences for my ela response
English derivative of vita, vitae
oxygen is vital for life
English derivative of antiquus, antiqua, antiquum
i went to an small antique store i found in phildalphia
English derivative of magnus, magna, magnum
there's a magnificent view from the top
English derivative of multus, multa, multum
i have multiple friends