The Latin language's complex system of declinazioni latino and verb conjugations, with particular focus on first and second declension adjectives and various verb tenses in both active and passive forms.
- The first declension (Prima declinazione Latino) and second declension (Seconda declinazione Latino) form the foundation for basic Latin noun and adjective patterns
- Aggettivi prima classe latino follow regular patterns with distinct endings for masculine, feminine, and neutral forms
- Verb conjugations are systematically organized across different tenses including present, imperfect, and future
- Special attention is given to the formation of passive voice across different tenses
- Notable variations exist for nouns ending in -er and irregular forms