Latin 2nd Declension Practice

animus, -i (m.)

Nominative Singular: ​ (a)  

Genitive Singular: ​ (b)  

Dative Singular: (c)  

Accusative Singular: ​ (d)  

• animus
• animi
• animo
• animum

2nd Declension nouns are typically...

• Masculine and Feminine

• Masculine and Neuter

• Feminine and Neuter

• Any Gender

Which noun is NOT 2nd Declension?

• oculus, -i (m.)

• fatum, -i (n.)

• nauta, -ae (m.)

• vulgus, -i (m.)

Which one is NOT 2nd Declension?

• pater, patris (m.)

• numerus, -i (m.)

• officium, -i (n.)

• verbum, -i (n.)

Which noun is NOT 2nd Declension?

• signum, -i (n.)

• populus, -i (m.)

• imperator, -is (m.)

• auxilium, -i (n.)

radius, -i (n.)

Nominative Singular: ​ (a)   (beam)

Nominative Plural: ​ (b)   (beams)

Accusative Singular: ​ (c)   (beam)

Accusative Plural: ​ (d)   (beams)

• radius
• raidii
• radium
• radios

For Neuter 2nd Declension nouns, what is the Nominative and Accusative Singular ending?

• -os

• -us

• -um

• -o

pretium, -i (n.)

What is the Nominative and Accusative Singular form?

• pretio

• pretium

• pretios

• pretii

For Neuter nouns in the 2nd Declension, what is the Nominative and Accusative Plural ending?

• -i

• -os

• -a

• -am

pretium, -i (n.)

What is the Nominative and Accusative plural?

• pretia

• pretius

• pretii

• pretiae