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| f., fatherland, native land, (one's) country |
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| money (pecuniary, impecuinous; cp. peculation) |
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| f., feeling, thought, opinon, vote, sentence |
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| adj., large, great; important |
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| conj., and; even; et...et, both... and |
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| Subject of a finite verb (-a, -ae) |
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| A noun that modifies another noun. Usually conveys possession and can be translated with the word "of". A Latin noun in the genative case usually follows the noun it modifies (-ae, ārum). |
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| Marks a thing indirectly affected by the action of a verb, most commonly indirect objects. Mostly determined by the use of "to" or "for" (-ae, īs). |
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| The direct object of the action of the verb, the thing directly affected by the verb. It can also be used for the object of certain prepositions: ex. to, into, after, behind (-am, ās). |
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| "adverbial case". Used to modify, or limit, the verb by such ideas as means, agent, accompaniment, manner, place, and time. Used with Latin prepositions ab, by, from; cum, with; dē and ex, from; in, in, on (-ā, -īs). |
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| Used to adress a person or thing directly, sometimes with the interjection Ō. For the most part, the vocative has the same form as the nominative (-a, -ae). |
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Nom. -a
Gen. -ae
Dat. -ae
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| First Declension (Feminine) - Noun and Adjective (plural) |
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Nom. -ae
Gen. -ārum
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