Latin Nouns Practice

Latin Nouns
Practice

Reviewing concepts of gender, case and number

Gender

Latin nouns have three genders - masculine, feminine and neuter.
- We will worry about neuter nouns later!
Sometimes the gender is determined by the physical gender of the noun, but not always. It might be a good idea to just think of them as "ending groups" for now

Dropdown

Masculine or feminine?



aqua ​ ​

Select answer

stilus ​

Select answer

campus ​

Select answer

lunae ​

Select answer

pueri ​

Select answer

Case

Latin nouns have seven cases - we are only working with nominative and accusative this chapter.
Nominative nouns are the subject of the sentence. They perform the verb's action.
Accusative nouns are the direct object of the sentence. They receive the verb's action.

Drag and Drop

In the sentence "Regina poetas amat," who is doing the action?



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Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

the queen

the poets

Drag and Drop

In the sentence "Tauros agricolae curant," who is doing the action?



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Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

the farmers

the bulls

Number

Latin nouns have two numbers - singular and plural.
A noun will be singular if only one person/place/thing/etc. is involved. It will be plural if there is more than one person/place/thing involved.

Match

Match the following nouns to their cases:

• hora

• horam

• horae

• horas

feminine nominative singular

feminine accusative singular

feminine nominative plural

feminine accusative plural

• feminine nominative singular

• feminine accusative singular

• feminine nominative plural

• feminine accusative plural

Match

Match the following nouns to their cases:

• somnus

• somnum

• somni

• somnos

masculine nominative singular

masculine accusative singular

masculine nominative plural

masculine accusative plural

• masculine nominative singular

• masculine accusative singular

• masculine nominative plural

• masculine accusative plural

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