THE NOUN

Declensions

First Declension (Feminine)
Second Declension (Masculine)
Second Declension (Neuter)
Third Declension (Masculine and Feminine)
Third Declension (Neuter)
Fourth Declension (Masculine)
Fourth Declension (Neuter)
Fifth Declension (Feminine)

CASES

Ablatives

Ablative Endings

Uses of the Ablative with Prepositions

Place Where
Place From Where / Separation
Attendance
Material
Manner
(Personal) Agent
Person Through Whom
Period / Character of Time

Uses of the Ablative without Prepositions

Time When
Time Within When
Origin
Respect / Specification
Manner
Comparison
Quality / Description
Means / Instrument
Measure / Standard
Degree of Difference
(Specific) Price
with verbs of Plenty / Want
with special verbs
with Opus and Usus
Cause
Attendant Circumstances
Penalty
Ablative Absolute

Prepositions that Take the Ablative

Accusatives

Accusative Endings

Uses of the Accusative

Direct Object
Extent of Time
Extent of Space
Extent of Degree
Terminal
Respect / Greek
Double
Exclamatory
Indirect Statement (Accusative and Infinitive)

Datives

Dative Endings

Uses of the Dative

Indirect Object
Intransitive Verbs
Compound Verbs
Possession
(Dis)Interest / (Dis)Advantage
Ethical
Reference
Agent
Purpose
Double
Local / Place to Which / Locative
with Special Adjectives

Genitives

Genitive Endings

Uses of the Genitive

Specification / Appositive
Property / Possessive
Origin
Subjective / Active
Objective / Passive
Quality
Partitive / of the Whole
with Prepositional Substantives
with Special Adjectives
with Verbals
with Verbs of:
     Memory
     Emotion
     Impersonal Emotion
     Judicial
     Rating / Buying
(General) Value
Material

Locatives

Locative Endings

Explanation

Nominatives

Nominative Endings

Explanation

Vocatives

Vocative Endings

Explanation

Greek Declensions

First Declension
Second Declension
Third Declension
Mixed Declensions (2nd and 3rd)
Mixed Declensions (3rd and 4th)

Irregular Nouns

Redundant Nouns
Heteroclytes
Heterogeneous Nouns
Defective Nouns
Peculiar Nouns

THE VERB

Conjugations

Regular Verbs: Indicative Mood: Active Voice
Regular Verbs: Indicative Mood: Passive Voice
Regular Verbs: Subjunctive Mood: Active Voice
Regular Verbs: Subjunctive Mood: Passive Voice
Irregular Verbs: Indicative Mood: Active Voice
Irregular Verbs: Subjunctive Mood: Active Voice
Irregular Verbs: Passive Voice (Indicative and Subjunctive Mood)

MOODS

Imperatives

Present (First) Imperatives
Future (Second) Imperatives
Negative Imperatives

Indicatives

Explanation

Infinitives

Infinitive Endings
Infinitives of Conjugations
Infinitives Translation
Infinitive as Verbal Noun
Indirect Discourse (Accusative and Infinitive)

Subjunctives

Uses of the Subjunctive as Main Verb

Potential
Optative
Volitive:
     Hortatory
     Jussive
     Prohibitive
     Concessive
     Deliberative

Uses of the Subjunctive in a Subordinate Clause

Purpose
Relative Clause of Characteristic
Result
Fear
Causal
Cum Temporal
Cum...Tum
Antequam / Postquam
Dum
Substantive Clause:
     Volitive / Indirect Imperatives
     Optative
     Result
     Quin
     Indirect Question
Adversitive Clause
Attraction
Logical Conditions
Ideal Conditions:
     Future Less Vivid
Unreal Conditions:
     Present Contrary to Fact / Present Contrafactual
     Past Contrary to Fact / Past Contrafactual
General Conditions:
     Present General
     Past General
Condition of Comparison
Sequence of Tenses

Verbals

Participles

Forms of Participles
Present Active
Perfect Passive
Future Active
Future Passive

Gerunds

Explanation

Gerundives

Explanation
     Gerundive of Obligation

Supine

Supine Endings

Explanation
     Purpose
     Future Passive Infinitive

The Voices

Active
Passive
Middle
Deponent
Semi-Deponent

The Tenses

Present
Imperfect
Future
(Present) Perfect
Pluperfect / Past Perfect
Future Perfect

Aspect

Explanation

English Tense and Aspect

Latin Tense and Aspect

Numbers

Explanation:
     Singular
     Dual
     Plural

Persons

Explanation:
     First
     Second
     Third

PARTICLES

Prepositions

Take Ablative
Take Accusative
Take Both

Interjections

Explanation
Surprise
Joy
Sorrow and Pain
Calling
Praise

Adverbs

Conjunctions

Coordinating
Subordinating

THE PRONOUN

THE ADJECTIVE

Positive

Comparative

Superlative

SYNTAX

Clauses

Conditions

Indirect Speech

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