Nouns & Prepositions (Ch.9)

Front

When followed by the ablative case, the Latin preposition in means (give one possible answer)

Back

in, on

Front

When followed by the accusative case, the Latin preposition in means

Back

into

Front

How is prope arborēs translated?

Back

near the trees

Front

What case does the preposition per take?

Back

accusative

Front

What is the third declension ablative singular ending?

Back

e, -e

Front

What is the 1st declension accusative singular ending?

Back

am, -am

Front

What is the 2nd declension accusative singular ending?

Back

um, -um

Front

In the 3rd declension, which does not have the -ēs ending?

Back

nominative singular

Front

What case does the preposition ab take?

Back

ablative

Front

Which is NOT the same ending as the nominative form? Options: 1st declension, vocative plural; 3rd declension, vocative singular; 2nd declension, vocative singular; 2nd declension, vocative plural

Back

2nd declension, vocative singular