Latin Workshop - Comparative Adjective Endings
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21 terms
Latin | English |
|---|---|
| -ior |  Nominative, M/F, singular |
| -iōris | Genitive, M/F and N, singular |
| -iōrī | Dative, M/F and N, singular |
| -iōrem | Accusative, M/F, singular |
| -iōre (ī) | Ablative, M/F and N, singular |
| -iōrēs | Nominative, M/F, plural |
| -iōrum | Genitive, M/F and N, plural |
| -iōribus | Dative, M/F and N, plural |
| -iōrēs (-īs) | Accusative, M/F, plural |
| -iōribus | Ablative, M/F and N, plural |
| -ius | Nominative, N, singular |
| -iōra | Nominative, N, plural |
| -ius | Accusative, N, singular |
| -iōra | Accusative, N, plural |
| quam | "than" in a comparative |
| drop the ending from the nominative, F, singular form of the adj and add -ē | How do you form a positive adverb from a 1/2 declension adjective? |
| drop the ending from the nominative, F, singular form of the adj and add -iter | How do you form a positive adverb from a 3rd declension adjective? |
| drop the ending from the nominative, F, singular form of the adj and add -issimus, -a, -um | How do you form a superlative adjective? |
| drop the ending from the nominative, F, singular form of the adj and add -rimus, -a, -um | How do you form a superlative for an nominative, M, singular ending in -er? |
| add -ē to the superlative stem | How do you form a superlative adverb? |
| quam | This proceeds a superlative that means "as _______ as possible" |
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