| 1st declension | 2nd declension | 2nd declension | 3rd declension | 3rd declension | 4th declension | 4th declension | 5th declension | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accusative Singular | am | um | um | em | --- | um | u | em |
| Accusative Plural | âs | ôs | a | ês | a (ia-adj.) | ûs | ua | ês |
| USES | LATIN Example |
ENGLISH Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Direct Object of an transitive verb | Cicero liberavit eius servum. | Cicero freed his slave. |
| Place To Which
with ad - to or in - into |
Davus ibat ad urbem. | Davus was going to (the) city. |
| Place To Which
with names of towns, domus and rus |
Davus ibat Romam. | Davus was going to Rome. |
| Duration of Time
how long |
Davus habitavit cum Corneliis multôs annôs. | Davus lived with the Cornelians many years. |
| Subject of an Infinitive | Davus audit Getam dormîre. | Davus hears (that) Geta is sleeping. |
| Object of Most Prepositions | Flavia habitabant prope villam Corneliae. | Flavia was living near Cornelia's farm house. |
J.Jahnige, May 2004
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