Mater Italiae Roma.
The mother of Italy, Rome.
aeternus-a-um
eternal, everlasting
altus-a-um
high, deep
bonus-a-um
good
latus-a-um
wide, broad
magnus-a-um
great, large
malus-a-um
bad
multus-a-um
much (pl. many)
novus-a-um
new
parvus-a-um
small
sanctus-a-um
sacred, holy
In Latin, there are adjectives that are declined in all _________ genders with endings _________ to the nouns of 1st and 2nd declensions.
Three, identical
In dictionary form, the adjective is given in its __________ form, followed by the ________________ and neuter nominative ______________ endings.
Masculine, feminine, singular
In Latin, adjectives may ________or follow their nouns. Adjectives of quantity or size often ___________ nouns, and adjectives of quality often _______ nouns.
Precede, follow
In Latin, an adjective MUST agree with its noun in __________, ______________, and case, but not ______________.
Gender, number, declension