Latin Noun Drills

Latin noun drills

From this page you can move to grids that will drill you on each of the five noun declensions. You will have the choice of working with grids that require you to mark long vowels. Because it isn't possible to produce macrons in HTML, each long vowel must be indicated by a capital letter. Your entry will be marked wrong if any vowel is incorrect.

Examples:

If you are using a drill that does not test long vowels, type "amici" where the sheet asks for the nominative plural. All letters must be lower case. Your answer will be marked incorrect if you type, e.g., AMICI.
If you are using a drill that does test long vowels, type, e.g., "amIcI" to show that both i's in the form are long. You must use lower case for all letters other than long vowels.

Without long vowels	With long vowels
First declension nouns
nauta, nautae pecunia, pecuniae puella, puellae	nauta, nautae pecunia, pecuniae puella, puellae
Second declension nouns
amicus, amici medicus, medici puer, pueri discipulus, discipuli periculum, periculi bellum, belli verbum, verbi	animus, animI medicus, medicI puer, puerI discipulus, discipulI perIculum, perIculI bellum, bellI verbum, verbI
Third declension nouns (both i-stem and consonant stem)
hospes, hospitis urbs, urbis cupiditas, cupiditatis gens, gentis senectus, senectutis pars, partis flumen, fluminis mare, maris mulier, mulieris animal, animalis mos, moris	hospes, hospitis urbs, urbis cupiditAs, cupiditAtis gens, gentis senectus, senectUtis pars, partis flUmen, flUminis mare, maris mulier, mulieris animal, animAlis mOs, mOris
Fourth declension nouns
fructus, fructus senatus, senatus metus, metus genu, genus	fructus, fructUs senAtus, senAtUs metus, metUs genu, genUs
Fifth declension nouns
res, rei dies, diei	rEs, reI diEs, diEI

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