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| BCS | Sunday 24th of June 2007 06:39:21 AM |
| Lesson 6 - An I-stem is a 3rd diclension word that either has the same amount of syllables in its genetive and nominative or has 2 consecutive consonants in the last syllable of its genetive (with the exception of canis, canis, m/f - dog). Because of this, extra vowels have to be put in to the words Nox, Noctis, f. - Night Sing N: Nox - Night G: Noct[color=blue]is[/color] - Of the night D: Noct[color=blue]i[/color] - To/For the night Ac: Noct[color=blue]em[/color] - Night (D.O) Ab: Noct[color=blue]e[/color] - * Plu N: Noct[color=blue]es[/color] G: Noct[color=red]i[/color] D: Noct[color=blue]ibus[/color] Ac: Noct[color=blue]es[/color] Ab: Noct[color=blue]ibus[/color] Neuter I-stems Animal, Animalis, n. - Animal Sing N: Animal* - Animal G: Animal[color=blue]is[/color] - Of the Animal D: Animal[color=blue]i[/color] - To/For the animal Ac: Animal* - Animal (D.O) Ab: Animal[color=red]i[/color] -* Plu N: Animal[color=red]ia[/color]** G: Animal[color=red]ium[/color] D: Animal[color=blue]ibus[/color] Ac: Animal[color=red]ia[/color]** Ab: Animal[color=blue]ibus[/color] | |
| BCS | Sunday 24th of June 2007 06:40:59 AM |
| - This is my fifth lesson! (that I\'ve written) | |
