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3.1. ADJETIVOS DE LA 1ª CLASE (TIPO BONUS, -A, -UM)
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3.1. ADJETIVOS DE LA 1ª CLASE (TIPO BONUS, -A, -UM)

Grammar Class: Latin Adjective Declensions

In this class, the instructor discusses the declension of adjectives in Latin, focusing on the 1st Class type bonus, -a, -um adjectives with three terminations. The declension follows models from the first and second declensions.

Declension of Adjectives

  • The instructor explains how to decline adjectives using examples like bonus, bona, bonum following the models of masculine (dominus), feminine (rosa), and neuter (templum) nouns.
  • Variants in "r" are discussed using the example of miser, misera, miserum which declines similarly to puer, -i with different terminations compared to bonus, bona, bonum.
  • Adjectives ending in "r" like niger, nigra, nigrum are explained where only nominative and vocative singular masculine forms have "e," resembling ager, agri declension.
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En esta clase del Curso de Gramática Latina verás la primera clase de adjetivos del latín, cómo se declinan y clasifican. ► NOTAS DE LA CLASE: https://latinonline.es/gramatica-latina/3-1-primera-clase-de-adjetivos-en-latin-tipo-bonus-a-um/ ► APOYA ESTE PROYECTO: https://latinonline.es/donaciones/ ► FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/latinonline.es/ ► TWITTER: https://twitter.com/latinonline_es ► WEB: http://latinonline.es/