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Vocabulary
I declination of the noun
f.
Second Declination
To the II declination belong nouns of masculine gender with the endings -us, -er,
and neuter gender with the endings -um and –on. They both take ending -i in
Gen.sing.
For example: radius, i m – radius
paediater, tri m – childrens doctor
vir, i m - man
tympanum, i n – tympanum
olecranon, i n - olecranon
gender m. n.
Nom. sing. -us, -er -um, -on
Gen. sing. -
Nom. plur. -i -a
Gen. plur. - um
o
r
Adjectives of the first group with the endings -us and -er are declined like the
nouns of the II declination with the same endings.
sing. plur.
Nom. lobus medius lobi medii
Gen. lobi medii loborum mediorum
sing. plur.
Nom. paediat -er paediatr-i
Gen. paediatr-i paediatr-orum
The majority of nouns and adjectives with the ending –er lose the -e from the root.
For example: cancer, cri m – tumour, cancer phthisiater, tri m - phthisiatrist
aeger, gri m- ill, sick magister, tri m - teacher ager, agri m - ground liber, bri m
– book sinister, tra, trum – left niger, gra, grum – black
Nouns and adjectives with the ending –um are declined according to the II
declination and have the same endings in all cases.
sing. plur.
Nom. membrum liberum membra libera
Gen. membri liberi membrorum liberorum
sing. plur.
Nom. ganglion cardiacum ganglia cardiaca
Gen. ganglii cardiaci gangliorum cardiacorum
Adjectives of the first group I-II declination (masculine and neuter genders) have
the same case endings as the nouns of the second declination (masculine and neuter
genders), but the adjectives of the second group III declination obviously, have
different case endings from the nouns of the second declination (masculine and
neuter genders).
For example:
m.
sing. plur.
Nom. musculus lumbalis musculi lumbales
Gen. musculi lumbalis musculorum
lumbalium
n.
sing. plur.
Nom. ostium orale ostia oralia
Gen. ostii oralis ostiorum oralium
Vocabulary
The nouns of the II declination
m.
1.bronchus, i m – bronchus, branch of trachea
2.bulbus, i m - bulb
3.cubitus, i m – cubitus, cubit, elbow
4.esophаgus, i m – esophagus (Greek)
5.digitus, i m – finger, digit (dactylus, i m Greek)
6.humerus, i m – humerus, arm bone
7.lobus, i m - lobe
8.lumbus, i m – loin
9.medicus, i m – doctor, medic (jater, jatr-os Greek.)
10.morbus, i m – disease, illness (nos-os Greek)
11.nodus, i m – knot, nodus (ganglion, i n Greek)
12.nucleus, i m – nucleus (caryon, i n Greek)
13.radius, i m – radius
14.talus, i m – talus, ankle-bone
15.tarsus, i m - tarsus
15.truncus, i m – trunk
16.uterus, i m – uterus, womb (hystera Greek)
17.ventriculus, i m - ventricle
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Exceptions of grammatical gender
f.
1.alvus, i f - abdomen
2.atomus, i f – single unit, indivivible
3.bolus, i f – bolus, large dose of medicament
4.crystallus, i f – crystal
5.diameter, tri f - diameter
6.humus, i f - ground
7.methodus, i f – method
8.periodus,i f – period,lenghth of time
n.
1.virus, i n – virus, poison
2.vulgus, i n - people
1.accessorius, a, um - accessory
2.altus, a, um - tall
3.anatomicus, a, um - anatomical
4.asper, era, erum – rough
5.bonus, a, um – bonus, good
6.cardiacus, a, um – cardiac, of the heart
7.chirurgicus, a, um - surgical
8.cribrosus, a, um – cribrate, latticed
9.cutaneus, a, um – skin, cutaneous
10.deltoideus, a, um – deltoid, Greek delta shape
11.fuscus, a, um - dark
12.griseus, a, um - grey
13.hepaticus, a, um – hepatic
14.iliacus, a, um – iliacus
15.medicatus, a, um – medicinal, therapeutic
16.membranaceus, a, um - membranous
17.mucosus, a, um - mucosal
18.pharmaceuticus, a, um – pharmaceutical
19.quadratus, a, um – quadrant, quadratic square
20.rarus, a, um – rare
21.roseus, a, um – rose, pink
22.serosus, a, um – serous
23.trapezius, a, um - trapezium
24.trapezoideus, a, um – trapezoid, trapeziform
Vocabulary
Anatomical terms
Clinical terms
1.acquisitus, a, um – acquisive 6.innatus, a, um – innate
2.complicatus, a, um – complicate 7.laceratus, a, um – lacerated
3.congenitus, a, um – congenital 8.laesus, a, um – hurt, injured 4.contusus, a, um –
contuse 9.morsus, a, um - morsus
5.incisus, a, um – incised 10.punctus, a, um - punctured
UNIT 6
EXERCISE 6.1
Write the correct endings of the attributes
1. corona dent is
2. venae medull. ae.
3. membrana tympan...i
4. rima palpebr...a
5. junctura fibros..a.
6. articulatio plan...
7. arteria profund..a. brachi...i
8. apex radic..is. dent...is
9. arteria profund..a. lingu..ae.
10. venae median.ae.. medull...
11. lamina arc..us. vertebr...ae
12. nervus membran...ae tympan...
13. ligamentum rhomboide..um. clavicul...ae
14. crista capit.is.. cost... ae
EXERCISE 6.4
Translate into English!!
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1.linea aspera _____________________________
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2.axis opticus _____________________________
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3.ramus deltoideus _____________________________
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4.spinae palatinae _____________________________
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5.digitus medius _____________________________
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6.nucleus ruber _____________________________
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7.ventriculus dexter _____________________________
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8.ramus externus _____________________________
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9.trigonum fibrosum _____________________________
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10.sulcus gluteus _____________________________
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11.lobus quadratus _____________________________
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12.nucleus cellulae _____________________________
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13.ostium uteri _____________________________
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14.fossa olecrani _____________________________
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15.collum radii _____________________________
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16.lobus cerebri _____________________________
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17.ramus radii _____________________________
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18.ostium aortae _____________________________
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19.sulcus palati _______________________________
20.cancer ventriculi _______________________________
21.ganglion petrosum _______________________________
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EXERCISE 6.5
Translate the following terms into English in plur. form
EXERCISE 6.6
Write the correct case endings and translate the terms into English
EXERCISE 6.8
Translate the Latin terms into English
EXERCISE 6.13
Fill in the blanks with the correct endings and translate the Latin terms