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Wiktionary Appendix:Latin second declension

Table of contents
1 Description
2 Examples

2.1 Masculine

2.1.1 Masculine stem in -r
2.1.2 Masculine stem in -er

2.2 Neuter
2.3 Greek declension

3 See also

Description

Latin words of the second declension are generally of masculine gender (ending in -us) or neuter gender (ending in -um), and have a genitive in -ī.

Latin words borrowed from Greek's second declension are inflected with a varying mixture of Greek and Latin endings.

Examples

Masculine

Citation form: mūrus , -ī m

singular plural
nominative mūr·us mūr·ī
vocative mūr·e mūr·ī
accusative mūr·um mūr·ōs
genitive mūr·ī mūr·ōrum
dative mūr·ō mūr·īs
ablative mūr·ō mūr·īs
Masculine stem in -r

Citation form: ager, -grī m

singular plural
nominative ager agr·ī
vocative ager agr·ī
accusative agr·um agr·ōs
genitive agr·ī agr·ōrum
dative agr·ō agr·īs
ablative agr·ō agr·īs
Masculine stem in -er

Citation form: puer, -ī m

singular plural
nominative puer puer·ī
vocative puer puer·ī

Neuter

Citation form: bellum, -ī n

singular plural
nominative bell·um bell·a
vocative bell·um bell·a
accusative bell·um bell·a
genitive bell·ī bell·ōrum
dative bell·ō bell·īs
ablative bell·ō bell·īs

Greek declension

Citation form: atomus (-os), -ī f

singular plural
nominative atom·os or atom·us atom·ī
vocative atom·e atom·ī
accusative atom·on or atom·um atom·ōs
genitive atom·ī atom·ōrum
dative atom·ō atom·īs
ablative atom·ō atom·īs

Citation form: Īlium (-on), -iī n

singular plural
nominative Īli·on or Īli·um Īli·ī
vocative Īli·on or Īli·um Īli·ī
accusative Īli·on or Īli·um Īli·ōs
genitive Īli·ī Īli·ōrum
dative Īli·ō Īli·īs
ablative Īli·ō Īli·īs


See also

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