LC2 Lesson 6 2
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- umbra, ae
- shadow
- tuba, ae
- trumpet
- Lucia, ae
- Lucy
- porta, ae
- gate, door
- villa, ae
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farmhouse
(large country estate of a wealthy person) - fabula, ae
- story
- provincia, ae
- province
- sella, ae
- chair
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1st Declension of Mensa, ae
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Case Meanings & Grammar Usage -
MEANINGS of CASES
Nom: the (a) table(s)
Gen: of the table/table's(s')
Dat: to/for the table(s)
Acc: the (a) table(s)
Abl: by/with/from a table(s)
GRAMMAR USAGE of CASES
Nom: subject/predicate noun
Gen: possessive noun
Dat: indirect object noun
Acc: direct object noun
Abl: prepositional object n. -
1. The ablative case is the ______ case.
2. The dative case is the ______ case. -
1. by, with, from
2. to, for - Retro Satana!
- Get thee behind me, Satan!