St 17 Genitive w/Stories

The genitive is the most important case because

• it's the hardest

• it contains the stem change

• of its translation

• it's the most complicated case

How are nouns listed in your glossary?

• nominative, genitive, gender, definition

• nominative, dative, definition, gender

• nominative, accusative, definition, gender

• nominative, accusative, gender, definition

What are the genitive singular endings for the 1st declension?

• -i

• -is

• -ei

• -ae

What are the genitive singular endings for the 2nd declension?

• -ae

• -ei

• -is

• -i

What are the genitive singular endings for the 3rd declension?

• -i

• -ae

• -ei

• -is

How do you know which declension each noun belongs to?

• by their definition

• by all their endings

• by their genitive singular ending

• by context

What's so unusual about the 1st declension?

• there are no masculine nouns

• they are 50-50 masculine feminine

• the dative sing, genitive sing and nominative plur are the same

• they have the same endings as the 3rd declension

What's so unusual about the 2nd declension?

• It's all masculine nouns.

• The genitive singular and nominative plural are the same.

• It has the same endings as the 1st declension.

• The genitive singular and dative singular are the same.

What is NOT unusual about the 3rd declension???

• It's made up of all genders

• Every 3rd declension word has a stem change in the genitive

• The nominative and accusative plural are always the same.

• The genitive singular always ends in -is no matter the gender.

Which declension has a genitive plural ending in -arum?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 4th