QUESTIONS
• What is the form of an adjective dependent on?
• What are the Nominative endings of adjectives?
• How do we decline the adjectives like magnus, a,
um (liber, era, erum)?
INTERNAL THORACIC ARTERY?
EXTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY? ARCH OF AORTA?
APERTURE OF PELVIS? MEDIAL RHAPHE?
THORACIC APERTURE?
ILIAC CREST?
RIDGES OF SKIN (DERMAL RIDGES)?
PUBIC CREST?
OBLIQUE LINE OF LOWER JAW?
WHITE LINE?
RIGHT TIBIAL BONE? RIGHT COLLAR BONE?
TRUE RIBS? LEFT ULNAR BONE?
LEFT LOWER JAW?
RIGHT FIBULA?
SPINE OF RIGHT SHOULDER BLADE?
THORACIC VERTEBRAS?
ORDINAL NUMBERS
primus, a, um
secundus, a, um
tertius, a, um
quartus, a, um
quintus, a, um
sextus, a, um
septimus, a, um
octavus, a, um
nonus, a, um
decimus, a, um
undecimus, a, um
duodecimus, a, um
RIBS
VERTEBRAE
TEETH
FINGERS
2ND DECLENSION
TYPICAL ENDINGS IN NOM. SG.
–US/-ER (Latin) / -OS (Greek)
Gender M (F)
–UM (Latin) / -ON (Greek)
Gender N
Gen. sg. –I
Nouns of female gender in this declension are
exceptions:
methodus, i, f.
periodus, i, f.
diameter, tri, f.
Latin Greek