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62.

Nouns of this class are declined as follows: -



o cónsul, M., consul leó, M., lion virgó, F., maiden pater, M., father
o 

SINGULAR

CASE-ENDINGS

NOM.

cónsul leó virgó pater -
o GEN. cónsulis leónis virginis patris -is
o DAT. cónsulí leóní virginí patrí -í
o ACC. cor caput poéma patrem em
o ABL. cónsule leóne virgine patre -e
o 

PLURAL

NOM. 		cónsulés leónés virginés patrés -és
o GEN. cónsulum leónum virginum patrum -um
o DAT. cónsulibus leónibus virginibus patribus -ibus
o ACC. cónsulés leónés virginés patrés -és
o ABL. cónsulibus leónibus virginibus patribus -ibus


NOTE 1: Stems in ll-, rr- (N.) lose one of their liquids in the nominative: as, far, farris; mel, mellis.

NOTE 2: A few masculine and feminine stems have a nominative in -s as well as in -r: as, honós or honor, arbós or arbor.

NOTE 3: Canis, dog, and iuvenis, youth, have -is in the nominative.