Declension Nouns Feminine

Also find this chart inLatin for Children Primer A chapters 3 and 4, Latin for Children Primer B chapter 3, Latin for Children Primer C chapter 1, and Latin Alive! Book One Singular Plural chapter 4. Nominative example: “table(s)” -a -ae Genitive example: “of the table(s)” -ae -ärum Dative example: “to, for the table(s)” -ae -ïs Accusative example: “the table(s)” -am -äs Ablative example: “by, with, from the table(s)” -ä -ïs

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Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer A chapters 6–9, Latin for Children Primer B chapter 3, Latin for Children Primer C chapter 1, and Latin Singular Plural Singular Plural Alive! Book One chapter 6. Nominative example: “school(s)” -us -ï -um -a Genitive example: “of the school(s)” -ï -örum -ï -örum Dative example: “to, for the school(s)” -ö -ïs -ö -ïs Accusative example: “the school(s)” -um -ös -um -a Ablative example: “by, with, from the school(s)” -ö -ïs -ö -ïs

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Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer B chapters 19 and 29, Latin for Children Primer C Singular Plural Singular Plural chapter 2, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 10. Nominative example: “king(s)” -x -ës -x -a Genitive example: “of the king(s)” -is -um -is -um Dative example: “to, for the king(s)” -ï -ibus -ï -ibus Accusative example: “the king(s)” -em -ës -x -a Ablative example: “by, with, from the king(s)” -e -ibus -e -ibus

Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer B chapters 20 and 30, Latin for Children Primer C Singular Plural Singular Plural chapter 2, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 14. Nominative example: ship(s) -x -ës -x -ia Genitive example: “of the ship(s)” -is -ium -is -ium Dative example: “to, for the ship(s)” -ï -ibus -ï -ibus Accusative example: “the ship(s)” -em -ës -x -ia Ablative example: “by, with, from the ship(s)” -e -ibus -ï -ibus Basic Latin Grammar Charts © Classical Academic Press, 2010 • www.ClassicalAcademicPress.com • Check out more free practice materials at www.HeadventureLand.com 4th Declension Nouns Masculine (& Some Feminine) Neuter ?

Also find this chart inLatin for Children Primer C Singular Plural Singular Plural chapters 20-21, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 28. Nominative example: “exit(s)” -us -üs -ü -ua Genitive example: “of the exit(s)” -üs -uum -üs -uum Dative example: “to, for the exit(s)” -uï -ibus -ü -ibus Accusative example: “the exit(s)” -um -üs -ü -ua Ablative example: “by, with, from the exit(s)” -ü -ibus -ü -ibus

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Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer C chapter Singular Plural 22, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 29. Nominative example: “hope(s)” -ës -ës Genitive example: “of the hope(s)” -eï/ëï -ërum Dative example: “to, for the hope(s)” -eï/ëï -ëbus Accusative example: “the hope(s)” -em -ës Ablative example: “by, with, from the hope(s)” -ë -ëbus

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Singular Plural Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer A chapter 2, Latin for Children Primer B chapter 1, Latin for Children Primer C chapter 1, and Latin Alive! Book One chapters 2 and 3. 1st Person -ö -mus 2nd Person -s -tis 3rd Person -t -nt

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Singular Plural Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer A chapters 16 and 17, Latin for Children Primer B chapter 1, Latin for Children Primer C chapter 7, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 3. 1st Person -bam -bämus

2nd Person -bäs -bätis 3rd Person -bat -bant

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2nd Person -bis -bitis 3rd Person -bit -bunt

Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer C chapter 14, and Latin Alive! Book One chapters 13 and 27. 1st Person -am -ëmus

2nd Person -ës -ëtis 3rd Person -et -ent

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Singular Plural

Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer C chapter 8, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 8. 1st Person -ï -imus

2nd Person -istï -istis 3rd Person -it -ërunt

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Singular Plural

Also find this chart in Latin for Children Primer C chapter 9, and Latin Alive! Book One chapter 27. 1st Person -eram -erämus

2nd Person -eräs -erätis

3rd Person -erat -erant

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2nd Person -eris -eritis 3rd Person -erit -erint

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