The vocal emphasis placed on a particular syllable of a word

Two vowel blends together to create one sound

The changing of a word’s form bey tha addition of an affix

Is often referred to as the naming case predicate nominative or subject point of reference or identification for every noun

Use tens marker -ba first person singular uses ending m instead of o used to describe past actions

The forms of the verb that are considered basic and from which you create all forms of the verb

Tells time of the action taking place

A group of verbs that share similar pattern for they’re endings

Is the form of a noun, pronoun or its modifier that reveals its job or how it functions in a sentence

Used to refer to a unit of a word that consists of a single constanant

Simply indicates whether a noun is singular or plural or how many is doing the action

The case that names the direct object

Reveals who is doing the action

Uses tense marker -bi the I drops for the o in first person singular used to describe up coming actions

The act of dividing a word into its individual syllables

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Latin key terms

Question	Answer
Declension	Noun family
Accent	The vocal emphasis placed on a particular syllable of a word
Dipthong	Two vowel blends together to create one sound
Inflection	The changing of a word’s form bey tha addition of an affix
Nominative case	Is often referred to as the naming case predicate nominative or subject point of reference or identification for every noun
3 characteristics of a noun	Case number gender
Imperfect tense	Use tens marker -ba first person singular uses ending m instead of o used to describe past actions
Principal parts	The forms of the verb that are considered basic and from which you create all forms of the verb
Tense	Tells time of the action taking place
Conjugation	A group of verbs that share similar pattern for they’re endings
Case	Is the form of a noun, pronoun or its modifier that reveals its job or how it functions in a sentence
Syllable	Used to refer to a unit of a word that consists of a single constanant
Number	Simply indicates whether a noun is singular or plural or how many is doing the action
Accusative case	The case that names the direct object
Person	Reveals who is doing the action
Future tense	Uses tense marker -bi the I drops for the o in first person singular used to describe up coming actions
Syllabication	The act of dividing a word into its individual syllables

Created by: Audrey McCollough

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