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Flashcards: latin grammar set 2

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how do you form an adverbtake a first or second declension adjective and add a lone e to the base
what are the two irregular adverb forms?bene and male
what base does the perfect tense use?the perfect base
how do you find the perfect base?the 3rd pp - i
what are the tenses in the perfect system?perfect, pluperfect, future perfect
what are the tenses in the present system?present, imperfect, future
what are the five verb attributes?person (1st, 2nd, 3rd); number (singular, plural); tense (present, imp, fut, perf, pluperf, fut perf); voice (active, passive); mood (indicative, imperative, subjunctive)
what is indicitive moodstatements and question
imperative moodused to command
subjunctive moodused to express unreal situations
active voicesubject performing the action of the verb
passive voicesubject is receiving the action of the verb
vocative caseused for nouns of direct address; the same as the nominaitve singular or plural EXCEPT words that end in us get an e and words that end in ius get an i
what are the pp of second conjugation verbs?o, long ere
what is special about 3rd declension adjectivesthey have three termination (er, is, e); two termination (is, e); one termination (___,___)
predicate accusativeverb of making or naming can take a predicate accusative in addtion to its do. this is the same with passive verbs
which numbers decline; which dontordinal; cardinal
how do you form the perfect passive participlethe supine and change the ending to match the subject
what are the pp of 3rd conjugationo, ere
appositivesa noun that describes another noun; agrees with its noun or pronoun in case
what are the two tricky uses of appositives?with an understood subject and to show time
objective genitives dont show ______________ so there are no _________in englishpossesion; apostrophes
how do you translate an objective genitive in englishof the _______--
objective genitives are used with ___ nouns and act as the _______action ; object of the implied action
what are the genitives in personal pronounsthose ending in i are objective genitives; the others are partivitive genitives which show a part of a larger whole
what does prima(long mark) luce meanat dawn
what are three irregular imperativesduc! fac! dic!
what are relative pronounspronouns that relate to an earlier noun or pronoun in the sentence
what is the relative pronoun RULEa relative pronoun takes its gender and number from the antecednet, but its case is determined by its use in its own clause
what is special about relative pronouns and personal pronouns with abl of accompainimentthey take cum as a suffix
what is often omitted in latin with relative pronounsa 3rd person pronouns antecedent of a relative pronoun
what are interrogative pronounsquestion words at the beginning of a sentence that is a question
ablative of place wherepreposition: in translation of prep: in/on kind of noun used as op: place
accusative of place to whichprep: ad translation of prep: to/toward/near kind of noun used as op: any (usually place)
ablative of place from whichprep: ab, de, ex translation of prep: from/away from/down from/ out of - kind of noun used as op: any - kind of verb used in sent: motion
ablative of means or instrumentprep: none - translation of prep: with/ by means of/ by - kind of noun used as op: object, thing
ablative of mannerprep: cum - translation of prep: with - kind of noun used as op: idea, abstract
ablative of accompanimentprep: cum - translation of prep: with - kind of noun used as op: person
ablative of personal agentprep: ab - translation of prep: by - kind of noun used as op: person - kind of verb used in sent: passive
ablative of separationprep: ab (omitted before abstract nouns) - translation of prep: from - kind of noun used as op: any
ablative of time whenprep: none - translation of prep: at/on/in - kind of noun used as op: time (
ablative of time within whichprep: none - translation of prep: at/on/in/ within - kind of noun used as op: time ( + cardinal numbers)
relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictumleave, leave behind
vox, vocis, fvoice
novemnine
siif
pugna, pugnae, ffight
fama, famae, frumor, report, reputation
proelium, proeli, nbattle
carrus, carri, mwagon, cart
numerus, numeri, mnumber, group
cura, curae, fcare, anxiety