[DOC] [TLE] Latin Nouns: Gender, Number, Case - Engrade Wikis [PAR] A Latin noun belongs to one of three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. Nouns referring to classes of people or specific people have natural gender. Words referring to females are feminine and words referring to males are masculine. Feminine people: puella, femina, Claudia are all feminine. [DOC] [TLE] Determining Grammatical Gender of Latin Words [PAR] Jul 17, 2014 ... Latin nouns, pronouns, and adjectives all have a gender. ... naturally refer to 
males are masculine, such as vir (man), puer (boy), or rex (king). [DOC] [TLE] The Latin Dictionary: Latin to English [PAR] May 13, 2013 ... Aestas |noun| Aestas, Aestatis Feminine  Summer ..... Genus |noun| Genus, 
Generis Neuter  Gender, descendancy, kind, sort, ..... Rex |noun| Rex, Regis 
Masculine  King .... Vir |noun| Vir, Viri Masculine  Man, hero [DOC] [TLE] Latin grammar - Wikipedia [PAR] Latin grammar is very different from English grammar in that Latin uses inflected 
words to give a ... In Latin an adjective can come either before or after a noun, 
e.g. vir bonus or bonus vir "a good man", although some .... Most adjectives, 
pronouns and participles indicate the gender of the noun to which they refer or 
modify. [DOC] [TLE] Words in English: Latin and Greek Morphology - Rice University [PAR] Latin had two simultaneously operative noun class systems: gender (masculine, 
feminine and neuter) and also what ... vir, viri, 'man, of the man' ... For example, 
the word for 'king' is in the nominative case form rex, but its genitive form is regis. [DOC] [TLE] Latin/Lesson 2 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world [PAR] Vocative Direct Address, puella, serve, rx, gradus, rs ... Adjectives themselves 
must match the number, case, and gender of the noun (be it a substantive or a 
pronoun) they modify. ... Nominative, Subject (performs the verb), Vir lupum vult. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter One - The Latin Library [PAR] Adjectives: Adjective modifying a plural noun must also be plural, even if 
adjective is .... A few nouns of the first declension are masculine by natural 
gender: ... vir viri viro virum viro viri virorum viris viros viris. Vir is the only -ir noun 
in the declension. .... Adjectives with Third Declension nouns: Masculines: rex 
bonus regis boni. [DOC] [TLE] Latin Grammar Review Sheets: noun declensions [PAR] In only very few cases can you guess the gender of a noun based on the 
sexuality of the occupation or role it describes: rex, regis (m) = king; femina, 
feminae (f) = woman. Every noun also ... Dative: Vir amorem patriae dat. The man 
gives his... [DOC] [TLE] The Noun System - Orbis Latinus [PAR] GENDER/SEX: (masculine, feminine and neuter), applies basically to men 
women and .... "man" SINGULAR PLURAL Nominative vir viri Genitive viri 
virorum Dative viro ... "king" SINGULAR PLURAL Nominative rex reges Genitive 
regis regum... [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 7 [PAR] RULE 1: Third declension nouns have a consonant at the end of the base. ... form 
(it's often irregular!) and its genitive singular form along with its gender, and all 
other ... The nominative singular rex is irregular and unpredictable; it must be ... 
homo: Means "human being," with no gender implied (cf. humanity); cf. vir, "a 
male. [DOC] [TLE] Latin I Tutorial: Grammar & Vocabulary - ielanguages.com [PAR] As with German, Russian, Greek, etc., there are three genders in Latin, masculine
, ..... vir, -i, m. man. puer, -i, m. boy. Masculine Nouns with Weak -er Endings ... 
uxor, uxoris, f. wife. Singular. Plural. Singular. Plural. Nom. rex. . reges. -es. uxor
. [DOC] [TLE] KET DL | Latin 1 | Grammatica | Nouns [PAR] Some nouns fit naturally into

Question: Gender of nouns Vir & Rex
Answer: Male