Jenney's Chapter 26 Flashcards

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun qui?

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nominative, singular, masculine

nominative, plural, masculine

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun quae?

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nominative, singular, feminine
nominative, plural, feminine
nominative, plural, neuter
accusative, plural, neutert

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun cuius?

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genitive, singular, masculine
genitive, singular, feminine
genitive, singular, neuter

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun cui?

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dative, singular, masculine
dative, singular, feminine
dative, singular, neuter

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun quo?

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ablative, singular, masculine

ablative, singular, netuer

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun quorum?

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genitive, plural, masculine

genitive, plural neuter

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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun quibus?

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dative, plural, masculine
dative, plural, feminine
dative, plural, neuter
ablative, plural, masculine
ablative, plural, feminine
ablative, plural, neuter
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What are the possible cases, numbers, and genders of the relative pronoun quod?

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nominative, singular, neuter

accusative, singular, neuter

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What is the case, number, and gender of the relative pronoun quem?

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accusative, singular, masculine

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What is the case, number, and gender of the relative pronoun quam?

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accusative, singular, feminine

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What is the case, number, and gender of the relative pronoun qua (with macron)

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ablative, singular, feminine

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What is the case, number, and gender of the relative pronoun quarum?

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genitive, plural, feminine

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What is the case, number, and gender of the relative pronoun quos?

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accusative, plural, masculine

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What is the case, number, and gender of the relative pronoun quas?

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accusative, plural, feminine

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What is the meaning of qualis, quale?

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of what kind

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What is the meaning of talis…qualis?

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such…as

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What is the meaning of quantus, a, um?

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how big, how large, how much

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What is the meaning of tantus…quantus?

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as big…as

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What is the meaning of quot?

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how many

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What is the meaning of tot…quot?

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as many…as

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What is the meaning of quotiens?

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What is the meaning of totiens…quotiens?

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as often…as

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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quis?

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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun cuius?

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whose, of whom, of what

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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun cui?
to whom,. to what
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quem?
whom
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quo?
whom, what
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quid?
what
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun qui?
who
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quae?
who (if feminine), what (if neuter)
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quorum?
whose, of whom (if masculine), of what (if neuter)
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quarum?
whose, of whom
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quibus?
to/for whom (if dative, masculine or feminine) to/for what (if dative, neuter) whom (if ablative masculine or feminine) what (if ablative neuter)
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quos?
whom
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What is the meaning of the interrogative pronoun quas?
whom
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How is an interrogative adjective always translated?
what, which
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Relative pronouns have the same forms as what other pronoun group?
interrogative adjectives
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Where do relative pronouns have the same form as interrogative pronouns?
in the plural
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What is the meaning of the noun aedes, aedis, f. (i-stem)?
temlpe
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What is the meaning of the noun aedes, aedium, f. (plural)?
house
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What is the meaning of the noun aetas, aetatis, f.?
age, lifetime
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What is the meaning of the noun caput, capitis, n?
head
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What is the meaning of the noun imago, imaginis, f?
image, likeness, portrait, statue
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What is the meaning of the noun mens, mentis, f. (i-stem)?
mind
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What is the meaning of the noun modus, i, m.?
measure, degree manner, way
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What is the meaning of the verb absum, abesse, afui, afuturus?
to be away, to be absent, to be distant
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What is the meaning of the verb ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum?
burn
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What is the meaning of the verb colo, colere, colui, cultum?
cultivate, worship
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What is the meaning of the verb lego, legere, legi, lectum?
paci, erad
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What is the meaning of the verb relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum?
leve beind, leave, abandon
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What is the meaning of the verb trado, tradere, tradidi, traditum?
hand over, betray
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Translate the English antecedent and relative pronoun into a Latin antecedent and relative pronoun: The town in which I live is big
oppidum in quo