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3 rd Declension Neuter

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3 rd Declension Neuter. 3 rd Declension: Theme and Variation. Theme: Normal 3 rd declension M/F ( ) dux, pax , ordo , clamor Variation 1: Neuter Nouns ( today) caput, nomen , vulnus , corpus Variation 2: I-Stem M/F (next week) civis , finis, hostis , mons Variation 3: I-Stem N

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  1. 3rd Declension Neuter

  2. 3rd Declension: Theme and Variation • Theme: Normal 3rd declension M/F () • dux, pax, ordo, clamor • Variation 1: Neuter Nouns (today) • caput, nomen, vulnus, corpus • Variation 2: I-Stem M/F (next week) • civis, finis, hostis, mons • Variation 3: I-Stem N • mare • Variation 4: 3rd declension adjectives

  3. Review How can you tell what declension a noun belongs to? How do you find the stem of a third declension noun? How important is third declension?

  4. 3rd Declension Masculine/Feminine Endings

  5. The Neuter “laws” Neuter nouns have the same nominative and accusative forms Neuter nouns always take –a in the nominative and accusative plural

  6. 3rd Declension NEUTER Endings

  7. 3rd Declension NEUTER Endings

  8. 3rd declension patterns • Know the patterns to help you guess at genitive singular forms for other neuter nouns • carmen, carminis, n. • nomen, nominis, n. • omen, _________________, n. • _________________, luminis, n.

  9. 3rd declension patterns • Know the patterns to help you guess at genitive singular forms for other neuter nouns • corpus, corporis, n. • tempus, temporis, n. • _________________, litoris, n. • pectus, _________________, n.

  10. 3rd declension patterns • Know the patterns to help you guess at genitive singular forms for other neuter nouns • clamor, clamoris, m. • doctor, doctoris, m. • _________________, auctoris, m. • pastor , _________________, m. • **arbor, ________________, f.**

  11. Choose the word that does not belong Which word is not neuter? capita facta fuga pericula nomina

  12. Choose the word that does not belong Which word is not genitive? curārum regnīs modōrum vulneris sorōrum

  13. Choose the word that does not belong Which word is not accusative? vulnera provinciam studium tempus fluminum

  14. Choose the word that does not belong Which word is not singular? capita hominem ludum miles carmen

  15. Choose the word that does not belong Which word is not plural? corpora pedum regna ordinum impedimentum

  16. Madlibs! Pīratae ___________________________ ad acc. pl. 3rd declension noun ___________________________ cepērunt. acc. sg. place noun

  17. Madlibs! Nōn possum tēadiuvāre, quod __________________________ nōnhabeō. acc. sg. 3rd declension neuter noun

  18. Madlibs! ____________________________ ex acc. pl. 3rd declension neuter noun _________________________ nunc movēte! abl. sg. noun

  19. Madlibs • First, get your partner to supply words that meet the qualifications on your paper. • Please tell me any third declension nominative noun. •  partner can check notes and comes back with answer – caput, clamor, dux, homo, pax • Then put the words your partner has supplied on the back of the paper. • Finally, translate the sentences.