Identify the linguistic term, 30-20-10      A. In Classical Greek, characteristic masculine endings include the singular [oo] and plural [ohn] sounds.
Identify the linguistic term, 30-20-10      A. In Classical Greek, characteristic masculine endings include the singular [oo] and plural [ohn] sounds. Its uses in that language include the absolute clause that acts as an independent modifier      B.[ay], [ee] and [OR-um] are common characteristic Latin endings for this noun form which is often used to show descension (such as "Quintus Flacci" or Quintus, son of Flaccus) or with prepositions.      C. The German articles for this case that most commonly shows possession are [dare] and [dehs].
Identify the linguistic term, 30-20-10      A. In Classical Greek, characteristic masculine endings include the singular [oo] and plural [ohn] sounds.
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