Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The genitive case is used when one noun limits the other. We often translation this limiting (or dependent) noun with the word "of", but, as we see in this video, the genitive case in Latin can be much more colorful that just a simple translation. This video covers the basic concept of the genitive. We will get into more specific uses in future videos.
The genitive case is used when one noun limits the other. We often translation this limiting (or dependent) noun with the word "of", but, as we see in this video, the genitive case in Latin can be much more colorful that just a simple translation. This video covers the basic concept of the genitive. We will get into more specific uses in future videos.
