Latin Case Recognition (CE Level 2)

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1st Declension

Nouns 1st declension
Ancilla (f)
Slave girl
Singular Nom ancill-a
Acc ancill-am
Gen ancill-ae
Dat ancill-ae
Abl ancill-ā
Plural Nom ancill-ae
Acc ancill-ās
Gen ancill-ārum
Dat ancill-īs
Abl ancill-īs

2nd Declension

Nouns 2nd declension
Dominus (m)
Master		 2nd declension
Bellum (n)
War
Singular Nom domin-us bell-um
Acc domin-um bell-um
Gen domin-ī bell-ī
Dat domin-ō bell-ō
Abl domin-ō bell-ō
Plural Nom domin-ī bell-a
Acc domin-ōs bell-a
Gen domin-ōrum bell-ōrum
Dat domin-īs bell-īs
Abl domin-īs bell-īs

3rd Declension

Nouns 3rd
Mīles (m)
Soldier		 3rd
Māter (f)
Mother		 3rd
Opus (n)
Work		 3rd
Iter (n)
Journey
Singular Nom mīles māter opus iter
Acc mīlit-em mātr-em opus iter
Gen mīlit-is mātr-is oper-is itiner-is
Dat mīlit-ī mātr-ī oper-ī itiner-ī
Abl mīlit-e mātr-e oper-e itiner-e
Plural Nom mīlit-ēs mātr-ēs oper-a itiner-a
Acc mīlit-ēs mātr-ēs oper-a itiner-a
Gen mīlit-um mātr-um oper-um itiner-um
Dat mīlit-ibus mātr-ibus oper-ibus itiner-ibus
Abl mīlit-ibus mātr-ibus oper-ibus itiner-ibus
What to notice:
1st declension nouns usually go -a, -ae.
2nd declension masculine nouns often go -us, -ī.
2nd declension neuter nouns follow the rule that nominative and accusative are always the same.
3rd declension nouns are more varied, so the genitive is especially important because it shows the stem.
Latin nouns are modular:
mīlit-is
Stem – gives the basic meaning
Ending – tells you case, number, and often declension