Declension of the noun "Latin"
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reptilia5
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Declension of the noun "Latin"
Salve. What is the declension of the noun "Latin" and what is it's complete declension? I need to how how to decline this word. I cannot find the complete decelension online. thank you for any help.
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adrianus
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Re: Declension of the noun "Latin"
Latinum = Lingua latina
Neutrius generis est latinum nomen seu substantivum et declinationis secundae.
Latinum is a 2nd declension neuter noun or substantive, for the latin language
Latinum -um -i -o -o
You have lingua latina or latina, with lingua implicitly understood, so also, then,
latina -am -ae -ae â as a first declension.
Est etiam lingua latina seu latina (lingua subauditur), ut nomen declinationis primae.[/i]
Neutrius generis est latinum nomen seu substantivum et declinationis secundae.
Latinum is a 2nd declension neuter noun or substantive, for the latin language
Latinum -um -i -o -o
You have lingua latina or latina, with lingua implicitly understood, so also, then,
latina -am -ae -ae â as a first declension.
Est etiam lingua latina seu latina (lingua subauditur), ut nomen declinationis primae.[/i]
I'm writing in Latin hoping for correction, and not because I'm confident in how I express myself. Latinè scribo ut ab omnibus corrigar, non quod confidenter me exprimam.