| Question | Answer |
| amor, amoris (3rd dec. mas. noun) | love |
| Aventinus, Aventini (2nd dec. mas. noun) | the Aventine |
| circus, circi (2nd dec. mas. noun) | ring, hoop, circle |
| civitas, civitatis (3rd dec. fem. noun) | state, citizenship |
| defensor, defensoris (3rd dec. mas. noun) | guardian, protector |
| familia, familiae (1st dec. fem. noun) | household, family |
| homo, hominis (3rd dec. mas. noun) | human being, man |
| merenda, merendae (1st dec. fem. noun) | snack, afternoon meal |
| mons, montis (3rd dec. mas. noun) | mountain, mount |
| voratrina, voratrinae (1st dec. fem. noun) | snack bar |
| renuntio, renuntiare, renuntiavi, renuntiatum (1st conj.) | report, declare, announce |
| prope (preposition, takes the acc.) | near |
| me paenitet | I’m sorry |
| 3rd declension masc/fem genitive singular ending | -is |
| 3rd declension masc/fem dative singular ending | -i |
| 3rd declension masc/fem accusative singular ending | -em |
| 3rd declension masc/fem ablative singular ending | -e |
| 3rd declension masc/fem nom/acc plural ending | -es |
| 3rd declension masc/fem dat/abl plural ending | -ibus |
| 3rd declension masc/fem genitive plural ending | -um |
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Ch.18 LTI-MA 509
