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First Declension - Feminine

The document provides information on Latin declensions including the first, second, and third declensions for masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns. It lists example nouns and their case forms and English translations in the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases.

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First Declension - Feminine

The document provides information on Latin declensions including the first, second, and third declensions for masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns. It lists example nouns and their case forms and English translations in the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases.

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FIRST DECLENSION – FEMININE

Absentia: absence Benevolentia: benevolence, Controversia: dispute


Allegoria: allegory kindness Contumelia: insult
Amentia: madness Bestia: beast, wild animal Copia: abundance
Amicitia: friendship Bibliotheca: library Corona: garland
Ampulla: flask, bottle Capsa: box/repository Creatura: creature
Ancora: anchor Casa: house Culina: kitchen
Ancilla: maid-servant Catena: chain Culpa: fault
Anima: soul Caterva: troop Cura: care
Aqua: water Causa: cause/reason Custodia: guard
Aquila: eagle Cena: dinner Dementia: madness
Ara: altar Cicada: tree-cricket Differentia: difference
Astrologia: Astrology Columba: dove Diligentia: carefulness
Audacia: boldness Concordia: harmony
Avaritia: greed Conscientia: conscience

SECOND DECLENSION – MASCULINE


Amicus: Friend Barbarus: Foreign Centesimus: Hundredth (100th)
Angelus: Angel Campus: Field Dialogus: Discussion
Animus: Mind/soul Capillus: Hair Dominus: Master, Lord
Annus: Year Cibus: Food Epilogus: Epilogue
Asinus : Ass Circulus: Circle, ring, chain Filius: Son
Astrologus: Astrologer Cirrus: Ringlet, curl Fumus: Smoke
Avus: Grandfather Decimus: Tenth (10th)
Gladius: Sword Inimus: Enemy
Hortus: Garden Locus: Place, position

SECOND DECLENSION - NEUTER


Acetum: Vinegar Gaudium: Joy, pleasure Navigium: Boat, vessel
Altum: Deep Granum: Seed, grain Nihilum: Nothing
Atrium: Hall Imperatum: Command Mysterium: Secret, mystery
Beneficium: Act of kindness Inceptum: Beginning Odium: Hatred
Arma: Arms Malum: Calamity, evil Telum: Missile, weapon
Breviarium: Summary, Membrum: Limb Templum: Temple, consecrated
abridgement Metallum: Metal ground
Castrum: Camp Ministerium: Service, office, Testamentum : Will
Concilium: Meeting, assembly duty Tormentum: Torture, anguish

THIRD DECLENSION – MASCULINE

Amator, -oris Lover Dipensator Steward Labor Toil


Amor Love, desire Dolor Pain/grief Lector Reader
Ardor Burning heat Dominator lord/ruler Mercator Trader/merchant
Auctor Promoter/Author Emptor Purchaser Odor Scent, smell
Color Warmth/heat Favor Favor/support Orator Speaker
Censor Censor Fulgor Lightning/flash Pastor Shepherd
Clamor Cry Honor Esteem Rumor Public opinion
Conditor Founder Horror Dread Scriptor Writer
Creator Creator Humor Liquid/fluid/moisture Splendor Brightness
Defensor Defender Imperator Commander
Dictator Dictator Inventor Inventor/discoverer

THIRD DECLENSION – FEMININE

Acerb-itas, acerbi-tatis Aest-as Summer Difficul-tas Difficulty


Harshness Auctor-itas Authority Un-itas Unity
Aequal-itas Equality Car-itas Caritatis Varie-tas Variety
Aequ-itas Uniformity Civ-itas Citizenship Ver-itas Truth
Vetus-tas Old age/antiquity
THIRD DECLENSION – FEMININE (ENDING IN S-O-X)

Cervix, cervicis Neck Lu-x, -ucis Light Pre-x, -cis Request


Fa-x, facis Torch/meteor Ne-x, -ecis Murder/death Radi-x, -icis Root
Genetri-x, -icis Mother Ni-x, -ivis Snow Vo-x, -cis Voice
Le-x, -egis King Pa-x, -cis Peace

THIRD DECLENSION – NUETER: Ending in “N”

Cacum-en, cacuminis Gram-en, -inis Grass/herb Volum-en Roll/coil


Point/peak Nom-en, -inis Name
Carm-en, -inis Song/poetry Sem-en Seed
Flum-en River

CASES

CASES ROLES/FORMS ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Nominative Subject The land

Genitive Possessor Of the land

Dative Indirect Object To/for the land

Accusative Direct Object The land

Ablative Instrumental/Locative By/with/from the land

Vocative Address Land!

FIRST DECLENSION FEMALE CASE

CASES SINGULAR TRANSLATION

Nominative Terr-a the land

Genitive Terr-ae of the land

Dative Terr-ae to/for the land

Accusative Terr-am the land

Ablative Terr-a by, with, from the land

Vocative Terr-a Land!

CASES PLURAL TRANSLATION

Nominative Terr-ae the lands

Genitive Terr-arum of the lands

Dative Terr-is to/for the lands

Accusative Terr-as the lands

Ablative Terr-is by/with/from the lands

Vocative Terr-ae Lands!


SECOND DECLENSION – MASCULINE CASE

CASE SINGULAR TRANSLATION

Nominative Serv-us The slave

Genitive Serv-i Of the slave

Dative Serv-o To/for the slave

Accusative Serv-um The slave

Ablative Serv-o By/with/from the slave

CASE PLURAL TRANSLATION

Nominative Serv-i The slaves

Genitive Serv-orum Of the slaves

Dative Serv-is To/for the slaves

Accusative Serv-os The slaves

Ablative Serv-is By/with/from the slaves

SECOND DECLENSION – NUETER CASE

CASE SINGULAR TRANSLATION

Nominative Bell-um The war

Genitive Bell-i Of the war

Dative Bell-o To/for the war

Accusative Bell-um The war

Ablative Bell-o By/with/from the war

CASE SINGULAR TRANSLATION

Nominative Bell-a The wars

Genitive Bell-orum Of the wars

Dative Bell-is To/for the wars

Accusative Bell-a The wars

Ablative Bell-is By/with/from the wars

THIRD DECLENSION – MASCULINE

CASES SINGULAR ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS


Nominative Lex the king
Genitive Leg-is of the king
Dative Leg-i to or for the king
Accusative Leg-em the King
Ablative Leg-e by/with/from the king

CASES PLURAL ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Nominative Leg-es the kings

Genitive Leg-um of the kings

Dative Leg-ibus to or for the kings

Accusative Leg-es the kings

Ablative Leg-ibus by/with/from the kings

THIRD DECLENSION – FEMININE

CASES SINGULAR ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS


Nominative Pars The part
Genitive Part-is of the part
Dative Part-i to or for the part
Accusative Part-em the part
Ablative Part-e by/with/from the part
CASES PLURAL PLURAL
Nominative Part-es the parts
Genitive Part-ium of the parts
Dative Part-ibus to or for the parts
Accusative Part-es the parts
Ablative Part-ibus by/with/from the parts

THIRD DECLENSION – NEUTER

CASES SINGULAR ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS


Nominative Flumen The river
Genitive Flumin-is of the river
Dative Flumin-i to or for the river
Accusative Flumen the river
Ablative Flumin-e by/with/from the river
CASES PLURAL PLURAL
Nominative Flumin-a the rivers
Genitive Flumin-um of the rivers
Dative Flumin-ibus to or for the rivers
Accusative Flumin-a the rivers
Ablative Flumin-ibus by/with/from the rivers

NOTE: Stem that ends in 2 consonants takes this form: GENS, gent-is, Pars, par-tis.

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