1. Stage 17

2. Diu Ab Exanimatus Agmen Facilis Animus Graviter Appropinquo Haereo Ara
Vocab Quiz 1
Diu
Exanimatus
Facilis
Graviter
Haereo
Huc
impetus Ab
Agmen
Animus
Appropinquo
Ara
Bene
Benignus

3. Genitive Case Possession, ownership English: of or ‘s
Possessor, not the possessed thing
Matris: of the mother / the mother’s
Quintus est filius Metellae.

4. Genitive Endings 1st declension: -ae, -arum 2nd declension: -i, -orum
3rd declension: -is, -um

5. Why So Srs? Genitive singular tells us two things Noun’s declension
Stem for the
other forms

6. Examples Declension of: Ara, arae Animus, animi Flos, floris
Servus, servi
Imperator, imperatoris
Aqua, aquae
Faber, fabri
Pater, patris

7. Genitives and Stems What’s a stem? When can a stem look different the
from nominative?
3rd declension
2nd declension –er nouns

8. Examples: Different Stems
Nominative, Genitive -> Accusative
Grumio, Grumionis -> Grumionem
Leo, leonis -> leonem
Faber, fabri -> fabrum
Flos, floris -> florem
Rex, regis -> regem

9. Declining Practice Stem of these words? Ara, arae, f.
Animus, animi, m.
Flos, floris, m.
Servus, servi, m.
Imperator, imperatoris, m.
Aqua, aquae, f.