St 3: Declensions

Translate: amicus servum laudat.

• The slave greets the friend.

• The friend greets the slave.

• The slave-girl greets the friend.

• The friend greets the slave-girl.

Translate: senex tabernam intrat.

• The old man enters the shop.

• The shop is entered by the old man.

• The old man sees the shop.

• The shop is seen by the old man.

Translate: dominus cibum gustat.

• The food is tasted by the master.

• The dinner is tasted by the master.

• The master tastes the food.

• The master tastes the dinner.

Translate: mercator Metellam salutat.

• The merchant sees Metella.

• Metella greets the merchant.

• Metella sees the merchant.

• The merchant greets Metella.

Translate: venalicius tonsorem videt.

• The slave-dealer greets the barber.

• The barber sees the slave-dealer.

• The slave-dealer sees the barber.

• The barber watches the slave-dealer.

What declension is ancilla?

• 1st declension

• 2nd declension

• 3rd declension

What declension is mercator?

• 1st declension

• 2nd declension

• 3rd declension

What declension is amicus?

• 1st declension

• 2nd declension

• 3rd declension

What declension is 'venalicius'?

• 1st declension

• 2nd declension

• 3rd declension

What declension is leo?

• 1st declension

• 2nd declension

• 3rd declension