second declension noun endings Flashcards
(30 cards)
masculine nominative singular
-us
masculine nominative plural
-i
masculine ablative singular
-o
masculine dative plural
-is
masculine ablative plural
-is
masculine dative singular
-o
masculine accusative singular
-um
masculine accusative plural
-os
masculine genitive singular
-i
masculine genitive plural
-orum
what case is dominus?
masculine nominative singular
what case is domini?
masculine genitive singular
masculine nominative plural
what case is dominis?
masculine dative and ablative plural
what case is dominum?
masculine accusative singular
what case is domino?
masculine dative and ablative singular
what case is dominos?
masculine accusative plural
what case is dominorum?
masculine genitive plural
what case is domine?
masculine vocative singular
what nouns have a different vocative singular to their nominative plural?
second declension nouns ending in -us are the only nouns with a different vocative
how do second declension nouns ending with -r behave?
they behave as if the -us has disapeared
eg. vir –> virum, puer –> puerus
neuter nominative singular
-um
neuter accusative singular
-um
neuter genitive singular
-in
neuter dative singular
-o
