Medical Ethics Quiz 4

nominative vita

vita (singular)

vitae (plural)

genitive vita

vitae (singular)

vitarum (plural)

nominative a

singular a

plural ae

genitive a

singular: ae

plural: arum

nominative us

singular: us

plural: i

genitive us

singular I

plural: orum

nominative us

singular us

plural: us

genitive us

singular us

plural us

nominative

singular: es

plural: es

genitive

singular: ei

first declension:

both vita and aqua belong to this declension.

second declension:

nouns such as muscles and nerves are in this declension

fifth declension

nouns such as facies and species (face and species)

alumna, almunae (1st declension)

nursling, pupil

antenna, antennae (1st declension)

antenna, feeler

aqua, aquae (1st declension)

water

formula, formulae (1st declension)

formula, pattern

larva, larvae (1st declension)

larva

lingua, linguae (1st declension)

tongue

medulla, medullae (1st declension)

marrow

spina, spinae (1st declension)

spine

tibia, tibiae(1st declension)

shine bone (pipe, flute)

vertebra, vertebrae (1st declension)

vertebra

vita, vitae (1st declension)

life

alumnus, alumni (2nd declension)

nursling, pupil

cactus, cacti (2nd declension)

cactus, prickly plant

focus, foci (2nd declension)

center, focus (hearth)

fungus, fungi (2nd declension)

mushrooms, fungus

locus, loci (2nd declension)

place

musculus, musculi (2nd declension)

muscle

nasal, nasi (2nd declension)

nose

nervus, nervi (2nd declension)

nerve

radius, radii (2nd declension)

spoke (of a wheel) ray

stimulus, stimuli (2nd declension)

goad, incentive

terminus, termini (2nd declension)

end, endpoint

addendum, addendi (2nd declension)

a thing to be added

cavum, cavi (2nd declension)

hollow space, cavity

curriculum, curriculi (2nd declension)

course of study (running race)

datum, dati (2nd declension)

item of information (thing given)

exemplum, exempli (2nd declension)

example

medium, medii (2nd declension)

transmitter (middle thing)

cursus, cursus (4th declension)

course, running

fetus, fetus (4th declension)

fetus, offspring

manus, manus (4th declension)

hand

facies, faciei (5th declension)

face, appearance

series, seriei (5th declension)

series, sequence

species, speciei (5th declension)

species, type

ab ova

from the egg

ad infinitum

to infinity, forever

ad nauseam

to the point of nausea

cum grano salis

with a grain of salt

in memoriam

in memory (of)

in utero

in the womb

in vitro

in glass

per capita

per person

per diem

per day

per se

in itself

post mortem

after death

post partum

after birth

depressor, depressoris

mechanism for pressing down

dilator, dilatoris

mechanism for spreading out

flexor, flexoris

mecanism for bending

levator, levatoris

mechanism for lifting

liver, livoris

bluish discoloration

motor, motoris

mechanism for moving

rigor, rigoris

stiffness, rgidity

tensor, tensoris

mechanism for stretching or tensing

axis, axis

axis

naris, naris

nostril

piscis, piscis

fish

testis, testis

testicle

appendix, appendicis

appendix (that which hangs on)

cervix, cervicis

neck, cervix

index, indicis

index (that which points out)

matrix, matricis

matrix, structure, mold

abdomen, abdominis

abdomen

biceps, bicipitis

two-headed (muscle of the upper arm)f

femur, femoris

femur (bone of the upper leg)

mors, mortis

death

os, ossis

bone

pes, pedis

foot

corpus, corporis

body

genus, generis

type, family, race

viscus, visceris

entrails

costa, costae (1st declension)

rib

membrana, membrane (1st declension)

membrane

palpebra, palpebrae(1st declension)

eyelid

vena, venae (1st declension)

vein

digits, digiti (2nd declension us)

finger, toe

oculus, oculi (2nd declension us)

eye

brachium, brachii (2nd declension um)

arm

supercilious, supercilii (2nd declension um)

eyebrow

tympanum, tympani (2nd declension um )

drum

coitus, coitus (fourth declension)

intercourse

sinus, sinus (fourth declension)

cavity

bifidus, bifida, bifidum (first and second declension)

forked

caves, cava, cavum (first and second declension)

hollow

durus, dura, durum (first and second declension)

hard

latus, lata, latum (first and second declension)

wide

longus, longa, longum (first and second declension)

long