ad); small and great (horn) not (arch.surface,I crest,great (suicus, wit c. ligament): Herior spinae tubercle, slit); gl Genitive singular forms , find rior, ius simplicior, ius (simplem)nor, us (small, minor)supernterior) MODEL major or, jus (great , major):(great, major)nd the stem:ius(wi longer);brevior, ius posterior, ius (posterior)anterior, ius (anteriot)

To form the genitive singular of Latin adjectives, we typically add the ending -is to the stem of the adjective. Let's break down the given examples and form the genitive singular for each:<br /><br />1. simplicior, -ius (simple)<br /> - Stem: simplici-<br /> - Genitive singular: simplici<br /><br />2. major, -ius (great, larger)<br /> - Stem: magni-<br /> - Genitive singular: magni<br /><br />3. brevior, -ius (shorter)<br /> - Stem: brevi-<br /> - Genitive singular: brevi<br /><br />4. posterior, - Stem: posteri-<br /> - Genitive singular: posteri<br /><br />5. anterior, -ius (anterior)<br /> - Stem: anteri-<br /> - Genitive singular: anteri<br /><br />So, the genitive singular forms for the given adjectives are:<br /><br />1. simplici<br />2. magni<br />3. brevi<br />4. posteri<br />5. anteri