1st Declension Noun Endings Flashcards
(27 cards)
What is the nominative singular ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-a
What is the genitive singular ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-ae
What is the dative singular ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-ae
What is the accusative singular ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-am
What is the ablative singular ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-ā
What is the nominative plural ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-ae
What is the genitive plural ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-arum
What is the dative plural ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-is
What is the accusative plural ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-as
What is the ablative plural ending for 1st declension nouns in Latin?
-is
True or False: The 1st declension includes primarily feminine nouns.
True
Fill in the blank: The genitive singular ending for a 1st declension noun is _____.
-ae
What case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence in 1st declension nouns?
Nominative
What is the purpose of the accusative case in 1st declension nouns?
To indicate the direct object of a verb
In the phrase ‘puellae amicae,’ what case is ‘puellae’ in?
Dative singular
Which of the following is a 1st declension noun? (a) servus (b) puella (c) rex
b) puella
What is the dative singular ending for 1st declension nouns?
-ae
What do the endings of 1st declension nouns typically indicate?
The grammatical case and number
True or False: The ablative case is used for expressing means or instrument.
True
What is the accusative plural ending for 1st declension nouns?
-as
Fill in the blank: The ablative singular ending for a 1st declension noun is _____.
-ā
What is the relationship between the nominative plural and the genitive plural endings in 1st declension nouns?
Nominative plural ends in -ae, genitive plural ends in -arum
Identify the case: ‘puellae’ in ‘puellae librum legit.’
Nominative plural
What case is used for indirect objects in 1st declension nouns?
Dative
