[1]
ōra, -ae [1/f]: shore
īnsula, -ae [1/f]: island
> ōra ¦ īnsulae [genitive singular]│ the
shore ¦ of the island
parvus, -a, -um: small
> ōra ¦ īnsulae [genitive singular] parvae [genitive singular]│ the shore ¦ of the small island
[2]
fīlia, -ae [1/f]: daughter
servus, -ī [2/m]: slave
> fīlia ¦ servī [genitive singular] │ the daughter
¦ of the slave [ = the slave’s daughter]
parvus, -a, -um: small
> fīlia ¦ servī [genitive singular] parvī
[genitive singular]│ the daughter ¦ of the small
[3]
porta, -ae [1/f]: gate
oppidum, -ī [2/n]: town
> porta ¦ oppidī [genitive singular]│ the gate ¦ of
the town
parvus, -a, -um: small
> porta ¦ oppidī [genitive singular] parvī [genitive
singular] │ the gate ¦ of the small town
§9: Lectiō
mortus, -ī [2/m]: garden
murus, -ī [2/m]: wall
templum, -ī [2/n]: temple
§10: Brutus et Geta
agricola, -ae [1/m]: farmer (most 1st declension
nouns in Latin are feminine, but a few related to occupations traditionally
performed by a male are masculine)
hasta, -ae [1/f]: spear
capillus, -ī [2/m]: hair
fīlius, -ī [2/m]: son
nāsus, -ī [2/m]: nose
pater (3rd declension noun): father
horridus, -a, -um: (here; of hair) unkempt; dishevelled
§11: Viva Voce
Cūius? Whose?
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