Latin Declension Quizzes

One of largest hurtles for those beginning to learning Latin is memorizing the many declensions (i.e word endings) of Latin. There is no way to get aground learning these declensions to make progress in the language, and the Dowling Method recommends memorizing all the declension forms before attempting to read Latin passages. The quizzes listed below aims at helping the memorization process by providing quizzes for common forms of nouns, adjectives, and pronouns.

These quizzes are based on the declination tables at the back of Wheelock's Lain by Frederic M. Wheelock. Please email me at mail@joshualiu.org for any suggestions, corrections, or concerns.

Noun Declensions:

• Porta, portae: f. gate
  First Declension Feminine
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• Amīcus, amīcī: m. friend
  Second Declension Masculine
• Puer, puerī: m. boy
  Second Declension Masculine
• Ager, agrī: m. field
  Second Declension Masculine
• Dōnum, dōnī: n. gift
  Second Declension Neuter
• Rēx, rēgis: m. king
  Third Declension Masculine
• Corpus, corporis: n. body
  Third Declension Neuter
• Cīvis, cīvis:: m. citizen
  Third Declension Masculine
• Urbs, urbis: f. city
  Third Declension Feminine
• Mare, maris: n. sea
  Third Declension Neuter
• Frūctus, frūctūs: m. fruit
  Fourth Declension Masculine
• Cornū, cornūs: n. horn
  Fourth Declension Neuter
• Diēs, diēī: m. day
  Fifth Declension Masculine

Adjective Declensions:

• Magnus: m. great
  First & Second Declension Masculine
• Magna: f. great
  First & Second Declension Feminine
• Magnum: n. great
  First & Second Declension Neuter
• Līber: m. free
  First & Second Declension Masculine
• Lībera: f. free
  First & Second Declension Feminine
• Līberum: n. free
  First & Second Declension Neuter
• Fortis: m/f. strong, brave
  Third Declension Masculine/Feminine
• Forte: n. strong, brave
  Third Declension Neuter
• Ācer: m/f. keen, severe
  Third Declension Masculine/Feminine. Note: Acris is an alternative correct answer for the singular nominative, but due to a bug, the quiz will mark it incorrect.
• Ācre: n. keen, severe
  Third Declension Neuter
• Potēns: m/f. powerful
  Third Declension Masculine/Feminine
• Potēns: n. powerful
  Third Declension Neuter (shares the same singular nominative ending as Masculine/Feminine)
• Fortior: m/f. braver
  Third Declension Masculine/Feminine
• Fortius: n. braver
  Third Declension Neuter

Pronoun Declensions:

• Hic: m. this
  Demonstrative Masculine
• Haec: f. this
  Demonstrative Feminine
• Hoc: n. this
  Demonstrative Neuter
• Ille: m. that
  Demonstrative Masculine
• Illa: f. that
  Demonstrative Feminine
• Illud: n. that
  Demonstrative Neuter
• Quī: m. who, which
  Relative Masculine
• Quae: f. who, which
  Relative Feminine
• Quod: n. who, which
  Relative Neuter
• Quis: m/f. who
  Interrogative Masculine/Feminine
• Quid: n. who
  Interrogative Neuter
• Ipse: m. himself
  Intensive Masculine
• Ipsa: f. herself
  Intensive Feminine
• Ipsum: n. itself
  Intensive Neuter
• Is: m. this, that, he
  Demonstrative Masculine
• Ea: f. this, that, she
  Demonstrative Feminine
• Id: n. this, that, it
  Demonstrative Neuter
• Īdem: m. the same
  Demonstrative Masculine
• Eadem: f. the same
  Demonstrative Feminine
• Īdem: n. the same
  Demonstrative Neuter
• Sōlus: m. alone, only
  Irregular Masculine
• Sōla: f. alone, only
  Irregular Feminine
• Sōlum: n. alone, only
  Irregular Neuter
• Egō: m/f/n. I
  Personal Pronoun
• Tū: m/f/n. you
  Personal Pronoun
• Suī: m/f/n. himself, herself, itself
  Reflexive Pronoun