1. Chapter 15

2. neither masculine nor feminine
What does neuter mean?
neither masculine nor feminine

3. Second declension neuter nouns can be recognize by the ____ending in the nominative singular and ___in the genitive singular.
-um -i

4. How do you find the stem for a 2nd declension neuter noun?
drop the -i from the genitive singular form
nom: baculum gen: baculi
stem: bacul-

5. How do you find the stem for a 3rd declension neuter noun?
drop the -is from the genitive singular form
nom: iter gen: itineris
stem: itiner-

6. the nominative and accusative will always be the same
What is the neuter rule?
the nominative and accusative will always be the same

7. 2nd Declension. singular. plural nom:. -um. -a. gen:. -i. -orum dat:
2nd Declension singular plural nom: -um* -a* gen: -i -orum dat: -o -is acc: -um* -a* abl: -o -is *neuter rule

8. 3rd Declension. singular. plural nom:. s-n-l-r-o-x. -a. gen:. -is
3rd Declension singular plural nom: s-n-l-r-o-x* -a* gen: -is -um dat: -i -ibus acc: s-n-l-r-o-x* -a* abl: -e -ibus *neuter rule

9. Latin singular
English singular
Latin plural
English plural
nom.
gen.
dat.
acc.
abl.

10. Activity 3: translate the following sentences containing neuter nouns 1. Magna onera ferebant plaustra Nox erat; raeda in fossā immobilis manebat; nemo auxilium ferebat.

11. 4. Canis latrabat quod murmur rotarum. audiebat. 5
4. Canis latrabat quod murmur rotarum audiebat Erant multa vehicula in viā; cisium tarda vehicula praeteribat.