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Lithuanian; First Declension Nouns in the Singular
Masculine nouns ending in -as, -is, and -ys.
With nãmas (house), brólis (brother), and arklys (horse)
Nominative: nãmas brólis arklys
Genitive: nãmo brólio árklio
Dative: nãmui bróliui árkliui
Accusative: nãmą brólį árklį
Illative: namù bróliu árkliu
Locative: namè brólyje arklyjè
Vocative: nãme bróli arkly
note: the acute, grave, and circumflex symbols do not appear in the written language, and are placed here merely as intonation markers.
note: arklys and arkly (nominative and vocative, respectively) should each receive a circumflex over the 'y'.
1st Declension Latin Endings
The first declension is traditionally feminine; however, some masculine nouns are present, like pirata, meaning pirate, or poeta, meaning poet.
Below the cut are the endings!
1st Declension Latin Noun
First declension nouns end in -a and are mostly feminine.
Singular Plural
Nominative a ae Genitive ae arum Dative ae is Accusative am as Ablative a is Vocative a ae
Example: puella, puellae - a girl
Singular Plural
Nominative puella puellae Genitive puellae puellarum Dative puellae puellis Accusative puellam puellas Ablative puella puellis Vocative puella puellae