Latin 1st Declension Practice

insula, insulae (f.)

Nominative Singular: ​ (a)   (island)

Genitive Singular: ​ (b)   (of the island)

Accusative Singular: ​ (c)   (island)

• insula
• insulae
• insulam

silva, -ae (f.)

Nominative Plural: ​ (a)   (forests)

Genitive Plural: ​ (b)   (of the forests)

Dative Plural: ​ (c)   (to/for the forests)

Accusative Plural: ​ (d)   (forests)

• silvae
• silvarum
• silvis
• silvas

aqua, -ae (f.)

aquae cannot be...

• Nominative Plural

• Dative Signular

• Accusative Singular

• Genitive Singular

lingua, -ae (f.)

linguae cannot be...

• Dative Plural

• Dative Singular

• Nominative Pulral

• Genitive Singular

Most 1st Declension Latin Nouns are feminine. What group of 1st Declension nouns are typically masculine?

• Nouns referring to liquids like aqua.

• Nouns referring to occupations like nauta.

• Nouns referring to religious items like ara.

• Nouns referring to places like Roma.

lingua, -ae (f.)

Nominative Singular: ​ (a)   (language)

Nominative Plural: ​ (b)   (languages)

Accusative Singular: ​ (c)   (language)

Accusative Plural: ​ (d)   (languages)

• lingua
• linguae
• linguam
• linguas

fama, -ae (f.)

Nominative Singular: ___ (rumor)

fama, -ae (f.)

Accusative Signular: ___ (rumor)

fama, -ae (f.)

Genitive Singular: ___ (of a rumor)

fama, -ae (f.)

Accusative Plural: ___ (rumors)