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1. What are the endings of feminine nouns of the 3-rd declension in Nom.
sing. and Gen. sing.?
2. What are the exceptions from the rule of feminine gender?
3. What are the suffixes of feminine nouns and their meaning? Give
examples.
4. Name the Greek equivalents of the Latin 3-rd declension feminine nouns
and word terminations.
The practical works (tasks) which are done at the studies:
1. Translate the terms into English, write down and learn the vocabulary
form of the words:
1) Tuberositas deltoidea. 2) Radix pulmonis. 3) Extremitas claviculae. 4)
Cartilago thyreoidea. 5) Basis cranii externa. 6) Pars petrosa. 7) Cutis sicca. 8)
Articulatio composita. 9) Cavitas pelvis. 10) Operatio chirurgica. 11) Extractio
dentium. 12) Transfusio sanguinis. 13) Cuspis dentis. 14) Radix duplex. 15)
Injectio intravenosa. 16) Solutio spirituosa.
2. Translate the terms into Latin, write down and learn the vocabulary form
of the words:
1) The venous blood, the arterial blood. 2) The optic axis. 3) The cartilages of
the larynx. 4) The blood vessel, the lymphatic vessel. 5) The examination of a
patient. 6) The middle phalanx. 7) The body of the atlas. 8) The healthy teeth.
3. Agree the adjectives with the nouns:
1) pars, partis f – part (tympanic, petrous, squamate); 2) margo, inis m –
margin (interosseous, zygomatic, front); 3) canalis, is m – channel (optic,
nutritional, incisive, pterygoid); 4) dens, dentis m – tooth (lactic, incisive, carious,
deciduous); 5) auris, is f – ear (external, internal, middle).
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