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Chapter 17.84-5
NB: Short vocab quiz on Monday!
Agenda---
● Warm Up: Declension practice
● Review of 3rd declension adjectives (Ch.10.52)
● The Participle
Singular
Nom haec cara urbs
Gen huius carae urbis
Dat huic carae urbī
Acc hanc caram urbem
Abl hāc carā urbe
Plural
Nom hae carae urbēs
Gen hārum carārum urbium
Dat hīs carīs urbibus
Acc hās carās urbēs
Abl hīs carīs urbibus
Other questions on the homework?

Warm Up: Decline the following noun- adjective pair(s)
felix, felicis fortunate, lucky
annus, annī m year
Think! What declension is felix? annus?
Singular
Nom Felix annus
Gen felicis annī
Dat felicī annō
Acc felicem annum
Abl felicī annō
Plural
Nom felicēs annī
Gen felicium annōrum
Dat felicibus annīs
Acc felicēs annōs
Abl Felicibus annīs
Review: Chapter 10.52, 3rd declension adjectives!
● 3rd declension adjectives decline like 3rd i-stems noun, with the abl. sg in -ī and the gen
pl in -ium. Neut nom/acc ia
● 3rd declension adjectives are characterized by their nominative singular endings: adjs
with a different ending for each gender are 3-termination; adjs with a shared ending for
the masc/fem nom sg , but a different ending for the neuter are 2-termination ; adjs with
the same ending for all 3 genders are 1-termination .
3-termination: acer, acris, acre (nom sg masc, fem, neut)
2-termination: omnis, omne (nom sg masc/fem, neut)
1-termination: ingens, ingentis (nom sg + gen sg all genders)
NB: for 3 termination adjectives, the stem comes from the fem. nom. sg. form
acris → acr