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Latin Numerals: Ordinal and Cardinal Numbers

Learn about Latin numerals including ordinal numbers that express order and place through declensions like -us, -a, -um (e.g., primus, secundus) and cardinal numbers expressing quantity without declension except for specific forms like unus, duo, tres, mille.

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Latin Numerals: Ordinal and Cardinal Numbers

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  1. NUMERALES ORDINALES • Expresan orden, lugar. • Función fórica. • Se declinan siguiendo el modelo-us, -a, -um. • Primus, secundus, tertius, quartus, quintus...

  2. NUMERALES CARDINALES • Expresan cantidad. • Función fórica. • Son indeclinables, excepto: • Unus, a, um • Duo, ae, o • Tres, tria • Mille, milia

  3. NUMERALES un-us un-a un-um un-um un-am un-um Sin plural un-ius un-ius un-ius un-i un-i un-i un-o un-a un-o

  4. NUMERALES du-o du-ae du-o du-os du-as du-o Sin singular du-orum du-arum du-orum du-obus du-abus du-obus du-obus du-abus du-obus

  5. NUMERALES tr-es tr-es tr-ia tr-es tr-es tr-ia Sin singular tr-ium tr-ium tr-ium tr-ibus tr-ibus tr-ibus tr-ibus tr-ibus tr-ibus

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