WorksheetsLat.St16.3rd Decl Nouns NAGDA
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 42mins
What is the nominative singular ending for most 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-us
(varies, no fixed ending)
-a
-um
What is the genitive singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-ae
-is
-us
-orum
What is the dative singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-ae
-o
-i
-e
What is the accusative singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns (masculine/feminine)?
-am
-um
-em
-as
What is the ablative singular ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-a
-e
-i
-o
What is the nominative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns (masculine/feminine)?
-es
-i
-ae
-us
What is the genitive plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-arum
-orum
-um
-ium
What is the dative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-ibus
-is
-os
-ae
What is the accusative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns (masculine/feminine)?
-as
-es
-os
-is
What is the ablative plural ending for 3rd declension Latin nouns?
-is
-ibus
-os
-ae
Which of the following is the correct nominative singular form of the Latin word for 'king' (rex)?
regis
rex
regi
regem
What is the genitive singular form of 'rex' (king)?
regis
regem
regibus
reges
What is the dative singular form of 'rex'?
regi
regis
regem
regibus
What is the accusative singular form of 'rex'?
regis
regem
regibus
reges
What is the ablative singular form of 'rex'?
rege
regis
regem
regibus
What is the nominative plural form of 'rex'?
reges
regis
regibus
regem
What is the genitive plural form of 'rex'?
regum
regibus
reges
regis
What is the dative plural form of 'rex'?
regibus
reges
regum
regis
What is the accusative plural form of 'rex'?
reges
regum
regibus
regis
What is the ablative plural form of 'rex'?
regibus
reges
regum
regis
Which of the following Cambridge Latin Course words is a 3rd declension noun?
servus
puella
mercator
villa
What is the genitive singular form of 'mercator' (merchant)?
mercatoris
mercatorum
mercatorem
mercatori
What is the accusative singular form of 'mercator'?
mercatoris
mercatorem
mercatorum
mercatori
What is the dative plural form of 'mercator'?
mercatoribus
mercatoris
mercatorum
mercatores
Which of the following is the correct ablative singular form of 'canis' (dog)?
cane
canis
canem
canibus
What is the nominative plural form of 'canis'?
canes
canis
canibus
canem
What is the genitive plural form of 'canis'?
canum
canibus
canes
canis
What is the dative singular form of 'canis'?
cani
canis
canem
canibus
What is the accusative plural form of 'canis'?
canes
canum
canibus
canis
What is the ablative plural form of 'canis'?
canibus
canes
canum
canis
Match the Latin noun to the English
to/for the soldiers
militibus
of the soldier
militis
the soldier (object)
militem
the soldiers (subject)
milites
the soldier (subject)
miles
Input the masculine nouns into their correct places
domini
domino
dominos
dominis
dominorum
dominum
dominus
Match the Latin noun to the English
the women (object)
feminas
of the women
feminarum
to/for the woman
feminae
the woman (object)
feminam
the woman (subject)
femina
Input the 3rd Declension nouns into the correct places on the table
regibus
regum
reges
rege
regi
regis
regem
rex
Match the following cases to their uses/meanings
Nominative
subject
Accusative
Object
or
preposition
Genitive
of
Dative
to/for
Ablative
by/with/from
or
preposition
leonis =
dat = to/for the lion
nom = the lion
gen = of the lion
acc = the lion
Puella leonem in silvā videt.
gen sing
gen pl
acc sing
abl sing
Illa cibum leoni dat.
abl
nom
dat
abl
Ego a leone celeriter curro.
abl
voc
dat
acc
Dentēs (teeth) leonis sunt acri (sharp).
dat
nom
gen
Choose the correct third declension form for the word: "father" (Acc Sg)
patribus
patres
patrem
patri
patris
Choose the correct third declension form for the word: "dogs" (Acc Pl)
canis
canibus
canem
cane
canes
Choose the correct third declension form for the word: "for the cats" (Dat Pl)
feles
felem
felis
felibus
feli
furis
of the thief
to/for the thieves
pedibus (dat.)
to/for the feet
feet (d.o.)
of the feet
feet
vinum, -i, n. wine
