© 2011 by Julieanne Miller Latina Christiana Level 2, Lesson 19

Name:___________________________ Date:__________________

Latin Saying: _____________ _______ ____________________.

(Carthage must be destroyed. ~Cato the Elder)

Latin Word/Genetive Singular Form English Translation

panis/panis m.

custos/custodis c.

tentatio/tentationis f.

pes/pedis m.

dux/ducis m.

libertas/libertatis f.

arbor/arboris f.

sol/solis m.

caritas/caritatis f.

passio/passionis f.

Latina Christiana II Student Notes – Lesson 19

Third Declension Nouns

Vocabulary: Third Declension Nouns

© 2011 by Julieanne Miller Latina Christiana Level 2, Lesson 19

Latin word Meaning Derivatives Meaning

bread 1. companion 1. someone you would consider a

__________, whom you would invite to

eat bread or a meal with you.

guard 1. custodian

2. custody

1. person who takes care of or

________ a facility

2. to _______ or own/guard something

temptation 1. temptation

2. tempt

1. something that ____________ or

entices us

2. being lured or _____________

foot 1. pedal

2. pedestrian

1. something you use your foot or

_________ to help move it

2. someone who _________________

leader 1. duke (male)

2. duchess (female)

1-2: person of ___________ rank; a

leader in a _____________, from the

middle ages.

freedom,

liberty

1. liberty 1. _________________

tree 1. arbor

2. arboretum

1. an area in a ____________ that has

a tree or some plants.

2. a place to go to __________ trees;

they may be grown purposefully for

people to study them.

sun 1. solstice

2. parasol

1. time of year when the _______

reaches its farthest point from the

earth

2. similar to an umbrella, to provide

protection from the rays of the sun

love, charity 1. charity 1. giving or offering your ________ to

help someone else.

suffering 1. passion 1. a great yearning or __________ for

something

Vocabulary: Derivatives

© 2011 by Julieanne Miller Latina Christiana Level 2, Lesson 19

The third declension is like the second declension in that it has two ______________.

a. ______________________ (combined)

b. ______________________

You cannot tell which declension a word is in by looking at its _________________

singular form.

For each third declension noun, the _____________ must be learned.

For each third declension noun, the _____________ singular always ends in - .

Third Declension Masculine-

Feminine Endings

--- es

is um

i ibus

em es

e ibus

Gender Clues

A third declension noun is usually

______________ if it ends in:

_____ tatis

_____ tutis

______ tudinis

______ tionis

Grammar: Third Declension Masculine and Feminine Endings