This document discusses the two types of Latin adjectives: 2-1-2 adjectives which have different declensions for masculine (2nd), feminine (1st), and neuter (2nd) forms; and 3rd declension adjectives which all decline like a 3rd declension noun, with some having the same endings for masculine and feminine and others being uniform across genders. Examples of each type are provided.

1. 2-1-2 and 3rd Declension Adjectives

2. OverviewAdjectives do not have to agree with nouns in declension.However, they must agree with the nouns they modify in Gender, Number, and Case.There are two types of adjective, 2-1-2 and 3rd declension adjectives.

3. 2-1-2 AdjectivesThese adjectives can be identified by their nominative endings of us, a, and um.The masculine form of a 2-1-2 adjective declines like the second declension.The feminine form of the adjective declines like the first declension.And the neuter form declines like the 2nd Declension Neuter.

4. 2-1-2 Examples

5. 3rd Declension AdjectivesAll 3rd Declension Adjectives decline like the 3rd declension.Some of these adjectives have the same ending for masculine and feminine, the neuter ending being different.Others have the same ending for masculine, feminine, and neuter. These are called One Termination Adjectives.

6. 3rd Declension Examples

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