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To get into the nitty and gritty of the inflection of Latin, let’s first look at nouns and adjectives. Nouns and adjectives change their endings based on their gender, case, number, and declensions. Grammatical gender for many languages is recognised by the feminine and masculine genders. Latin has an additional gender: neuter. These genders each h...
A verb’s person indicates the verb’s subject. There are three persons: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. These are similar to the persons you learn about in literature. First-person point of view is when the work is written from the point of view of the narrator, using the words “I” or “we.” Second person refers to the subjects “you” or “you all.” Third person re...
Latin has no strict order in which words should be in a sentence. In a simple English sentence, the word order goes like this: subject, verb, direct object. In Latin, there is a word order pattern, but it’s not substantial and can often be ignored. One of the most typical patterns seen in Latin is the placement of the verb. The main verb is often f...
Unlike many languages, Latin does not have the articles “the” or “a.” When reading and translating Latin, you will need to supply in English the “the” or “a(n).” This often throws new Latin learners as most languages have some form of these articles. Latin does have “this,” “that,” and other similar articles, though.
Because Latin is so inflected and although it has no strict word order, there is no real punctuation used in Classical Latin. The typical pattern of verbs being at the end of the sentence in the case of main verbs and at the end of clauses for other verbs is what allows Latin to avoid punctuation. If you see a verb, you will notice that likely you ...
This wiki is aimed at providing a good resource for Latin grammar. Each article provides well written explanations, examples and in-depth references to word-types, special constructions like the Ablativus Absolutus , word-endings and irregular stems and much much more.
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