Latin

Abecedárivm

nómina

ABECEDÁRIVM

Abecedárivm Latínvm vígínti trés (XXIII) litterás habet

The Classical Latin Alphabet has 23 letters

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, V, X, Y, Z

LitteraABCDEFGHIKLMNOPQRSTVXYZ
abcdefghiklmnopqrstvxyz
nómen latínvmáeefíelemenóqv́eresŧéexí grecazéta

Vocales svnt a, e, i, o, v, y. cónsonantés alterí svnt. vócálés longae á, é, í, ó, v́, ý scríbvntvr

The vowels are a, e, i, o, v, y. The rest are consonants. Vowels can be short or long. Long vowels are written á, é, í, ó, v́, ý

Sex (VI) dipthongí svnt ae, ei, oe, av, ev, vi

The diphthongs are ae, ei, oe, av, ev, vi

The Consonants are divided into Mutes, Liquids, Nasals and Spirants

The Mutes are b, c, ch, g, d, k, p, ph, q, t, th, of these

are voiced b, d, h

are voiceless c, k, p, q, t

are aspirated ch, ph, th

They are classified as

Labials: b, p, ph

Dentals (or Linguals) d, t, th

Gutturals (or Palatals) g, c, k, q, ch

The nasals are m, n (also n advlterīnvm as in ‘sing’

The spirants are h, f, s

The liquids are l, r

The Semivowels i, v

The double vowels x (cs), z

VoicedVoicelessAspirates
Mutesbpphlabial
dtthdental
gc, k, qchguttural
Liquidsl, r
Nasalsm, n
Spirantsflabial
sdental
hguttural
Semivowelsi, v

Prōnōmina (Pronouns)

Ego (egō)
Tū
Is
Ea
Id
Nōs
Vōs

Eae
Ea

Singular

Nom. ego

gen. mē

dat.

acc.

abl.

VERBVM

NÓMINA

Nouns

nvmerí svnt dvo (2): singvláris et plv́rális.

there are two (2) numbers: singular and plural.

Genera svnt tria (3): féminínvm, masculínvm et nevtrvm.

there are three (3) genders: feminine, masculine and neuter

Déclínátiónés nóminvm svbstantívórvm svnt ___/

cásv́s

there are 7 cases

  1. nóminátívvs (nom.)
  2. genetívvs (gen.)
  3. datívvs (dat.)
  4. accv́sátívvs (acc.)
  5. ablátívvs (abl.)
  6. vocátívvs (voc.)
  7. locátívvs (loc.)
  1. nominative (nom.)
  2. genitive (gen.)
  3. dative (dat.)
  4. accusative (acc.)
  5. ablative (abl.)
  6. vocative (voc.)
  7. locative (loc.)

Déclínátió I – 1st Declension

pvella,

some are macuscline (navta)

sg.pl.sg.pl.
(letter, Rome)(letters, Athens)(sailor)(sailors)
nom.litteralitteraenavtanavtae
gen.litteraelitterārvmnavtaenavtārvm
dat.litteraelitterīsnavtaenavtīs
acc.litteramlitterāsnavtamnavtās
abl.litterālitterīsnavtānavtīs
voc.litteralitteraenavtanavtae
loc.RomaeAthenīs

A littera est

B et C litterae svnt

Róma in Italiá est

Déclínátió II – 2nd Declension

sg.pl.sg.pl.
(husband, Corinth)(husbands)(boy)(boys)
nom.marītvsmarītīpverpverī
gen.marītīmarītōrvmpverīpverōrvm
dat.marītōmarītīspverōpverīs
acc.marītvmmarītōspvervmpverōs
abl.marītōmarītīspverōpverīs
voc.marītemarītīpverpverī
loc.Corinthī
singvláris
nom.marītvsbellvm
gen.marītībellī
dat.marītōbellō
acc.marītvmbellvm
abl.marītōbellō
voc.marīte
loc.Corinthī
plúrális
nom.marītībella
gen.marītōrvmbellōrvm
dat.marītīsbellīs
acc.marītōsbellōs
abl.marītīsbellīs
voc.marītī
loc.

dominvs,

pver marítí

singu

Déclínátió III – 3rd Declension

nouns in the 3rd declension can be of all three genders.

stems in consonants:

  1. single consonants: réx, lítvs
  2. in -r, -l: pater
  3. in double consonants: vrbs

vowel stems

  1. in -i: návis, mare
singvláris
nom.rēx
gen.rēgis
dat.rēgīs
acc.rēgem
voc.rēge

réx

lītvs (nt.)

návis (nf.)

mare (nt.)

vrbs (nf.)

pater (nm.)

Déclínátió IV – 4td Declension

Diés Hebdomadis

Color

Notae

(abbreviations)

ĀāĒēĪīŌōV̄v̄v́Ēȳ

cf. confer – cōnfer

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