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1
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Venum, n.

A

Monoptote(Acc.)-Used by Tacitus in Dative

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2
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Ilion, Ilii, m.

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2nd Declension Greek

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3
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Lampas, Lampados, f.

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3rd Declension Greek

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4
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Mos, Moris, m.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Character

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5
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Artus, Artuum, m.

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Pluralia Tantum, can be scarcely seen in singular to mean one joint

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Febris, Febris, f.

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Pure I-stem

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7
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Murmur, Murmuris, n.

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Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

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Cliens, Clientis, f.

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Mixed I-stem

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9
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Dies, Diei, m.

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5th Declension Masculine

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10
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Heros, Herois, m.

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3rd Declension Greek

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11
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Auxilium, Auxilii, n.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Troops

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12
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Mythos, Mythi m.

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2nd Declension Greek

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13
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Locus, Loci, m.

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Heterogeneous, turns to the neuter Loca in the plural, but sometimes retains masculine Loci plural with a different meaning, speaking about passages in a book or topics

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14
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Ambage, f.

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Defective in Singular, Appears in Abl.

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15
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Domus, Domus, f.

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Heteroclite, varies between 2nd and 4th Declensions

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16
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Sal, Salis, m.

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Lacks Genitive Plural, can be Neuter, Witticisms

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17
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Crux, Crucis, f.

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Lacks Genitive Plural

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18
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Fors, Forte, f.

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Diptote(Nom.+Abl.)

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19
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Philippi, Philipporum, m.

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Pluralia Tantum

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20
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Os, Ossis, n.

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Lacks Genitive Plural

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21
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Natu, m.

A

Monoptote(Abl.)

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22
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Senex, senis, m.

A

3rd Declension Irregular

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23
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Iter, Itineris, n.

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3rd Declension Irregular

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24
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Fames, Famei, f.

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Varies between 3rd and 5th declensions, seen as Fames, famis, f. in the 3rd, Heteroclite

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25
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Lues, Luem, f

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Triptote(Nom.+Acc.+Abl.)

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26
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Caelum, Caeli, n.

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Heterogeneous, in the accusative plural changes to masculine Caelos

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27
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Nubes, Nubis, f.

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Mixed I-stem

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28
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Aqua, Aquae, f.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Mineral Springs

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29
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Ros, Roris, m.

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Lacks Genitive Plural

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30
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Veru, Verus, n.

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4th Declension Neuter

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31
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iussu, m.

A

Monoptote(Abl.)

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32
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Otium, Otii, n.

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Singularia Tantum, scarcely seen in plural only as instances of leisure

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33
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Opera, Operae, f.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Day Laborers

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34
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Pus, Puris, n.

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Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

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35
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Corinthus, Corinthi, f.

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2nd Declension Feminine, City

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36
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Femur, Femoris n.

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Varies in Stem, can also be seen as Femur, Feminis, n.

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37
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Impetus, Impetum, m.

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Triptote(Nom.+Acc.+Abl.)

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38
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Vulgus, Vulgi, n.

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2nd Declension Neuter -us, Singularia Tantum

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39
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hoc ipsum diu

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indeclinable phrase, acts as noun

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40
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Pericles, Periclis/Pericli, m.

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3rd Declension Greek

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41
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Iugerum, Iugeri, n.

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Heteroclite, varies between 2nd and 3rd Declensions

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42
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Alvus, Alvi, f.

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2nd Declension Feminine

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43
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Lanx, Lancis, f.

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Lack Genitive Plural

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44
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Liberta, Libertae, f.

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Dative and Ablative Plural end in -abus

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45
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Mula, Mulae, f.

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Dative and Ablative Plural end in -abus

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46
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Acanthus, Acanthi, n.

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2nd Declension Neuter -us

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47
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Calx, Calcis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

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48
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Caro, Carnis, f.

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3rd Declension Irregular

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49
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Copia, Copiae, f.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Troops

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50
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Carcer, Carceris, m.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Barriers

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51
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Fides, Fidis, f.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Lyre

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52
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Fortuna, Fortunae, f.

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Has a different meaning in the plural, Possessions

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53
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Dicam, Dicas, f.

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Diptote(Acc., Sing+Plur)

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54
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Infitias, f.

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Monoptote(Abl.)

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55
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Cor, Cordis, n.

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Lacks Genitive Plural

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56
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Far, Farris, n.

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Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

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57
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Ius, Iuris, n.

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Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

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58
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Mane, n.

A

Monoptote(Abl.)

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59
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Cassem, Casse, f.

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Defective in Singular, Appears in Dat., Abl.

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60
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Thurii, Thuriorum, m.

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Pluralia Tantum

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61
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Mel, Mellis, n.

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Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

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62
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Sus, Suis, c.

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3rd Declension Irregular

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63
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Acies, Aciei, f.

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Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative

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64
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Ravis, Ravis, m.

A

Pure I-stem

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65
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Humus, Humi, f.

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2nd Declension Feminine

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66
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Nox, Noctis, f.

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Mixed I-stem

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67
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Materia, Materiae, f.

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Varies between 1st and 5th declensions, also existing as Materies, Materiei, f., Technically Heteroclite

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68
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Aeneades, Aeneadae, f.

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1st Declension Greek

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69
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Aetas, Aetatis, f.

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Mixed I-stem, forms genitive plural with -um, not -ium

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70
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Arctus, Arcti, f.

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2nd Declension Feminine, Greek Origins

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71
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Epitome, Epitomes, f.

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1st Declension Greek

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72
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Colus, Coli, f.

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2nd Declension Feminine, Heteroclite, can be seen also as Colus, Colus, f.

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73
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Pix, Picis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

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74
Q

scire tuum

A

indeclinable phrase, acts as noun

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75
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Fauce, f.

A

Defective in Singular, Appears in Abl.

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76
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Epulum, Epuli n.

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Heterogeneous, changes to the feminine Epulae in the plural

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77
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Musica/Musice, Musicae/Musices, f.

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1st Declension Greek

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78
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Quinquatrus, Quinquatruum, f.

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Pluralia Tantum

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79
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Fel, Fellis, n.

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Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

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80
Q

Bos, bovis, c.

A

3rd Declension Irregular

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81
Q

Quirites, Quiritum, m.

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Pluralia Tantum

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82
Q

Turris, turris, f.

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Pure I-stem

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83
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Optimates, Optimatum, m.

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Pluralia Tantum, seen only in Singular as an aristocrat

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84
Q

Pars, Partis, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Party, Part of the Stage

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85
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Divitiae, Divitiarum, f.

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Pluralia Tantum

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86
Q

Nix, Nivis, f.

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3rd Declension Irregular

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87
Q

Spes, Spei, f.

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Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative, although the forms Spebus, Speribus, Sperum, and Speres have been cited by Grammarians

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88
Q

Maiores, Maiorum, c.

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Pluralia Tantum, although can be seen as an adjective

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89
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Facies, Faciei, f.

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Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative, Although Facierum has been cited by Grammarians

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90
Q

Os, Ossis, n.

A

3rd Declension Irregular

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91
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Pecus, Pecoris, n.

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Heteroclite, varies between 3rd adn 4th, Pecu, Pecus, n.

92
Q

Lux, Lucis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

93
Q

Iocus, Ioci, m.

A

Heterogeneous, turns to the neuter Ioca in the plural, sometimes retains masculine Ioci in plural

94
Q

Aeneas, Aeneae, m.

A

1st Declension Greek

95
Q

Saties, Satiei, f.

A

Varies between 3rd and 5th declensions, seen as Satias, Satiatis, f. in the 3rd, Technically Heteroclite

96
Q

Filia, Filiae, f.

A

Dative and Ablative Plural end in -abus

97
Q

Glos, f.

A

Monoptote(Nom.)

98
Q

Andromache, Andromaches, f.

A

1st Declension Greek

99
Q

Secus, n.

A

Indeclinable

100
Q

Veii, Veiorum, m.

A

Pluralia Tantum

101
Q

Cucumis, Cucumis, m.

A

Pure I-stem

102
Q

Opis, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Resources/Wealth

103
Q

Dido, Didonis/Didus, f.

A

3rd Declension Greek

104
Q

Genu, Genus, n.

A

4th Declension Neuter

105
Q

Sitis, sitis, f.

A

Pure I-stem

106
Q

Opis, Opi, f.

A

Defective in the Singular, Appears in Gen., Dat., Acc., Abl.

107
Q

Nais, Naidos, f.

A

3rd Declension Greek

108
Q

Sol, Solis, m.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

109
Q

Balneum, Balnei, n.

A

Heterogeneous, in the plural it changes to the feminie Balneae

110
Q

Iuppiter/Iupiter, Iovis, m.

A

3rd Declension Irregular

111
Q

Aegyptus, Aegypti, f.

A

2nd Declension feminine, City

112
Q

Aer, Aeris, m.

A

Singularia Tantum, scarcely seen in plural only as denoting “airs”-good or bad

113
Q

Preci, Precem, f.

A

Defective in the Singular Appears in Dat., Acc., Abl.

114
Q

Penus, Peni, m.

A

Heteroclite, Varies between 2nd, 3rd and 4th, Penus, Penus, m. and Penum, Peni, n., and Penus, Penoris, n., Heterogeneous

115
Q

Angustiae, Angustiarum f.

A

Pluralia Tantum

116
Q

Sequester, Sequestri, m.

A

Heteroclite, Varies between 2nd and 3rd

117
Q

Perses, Persae, f.

A

1st Declension Greek

118
Q

Methodus, Methodi, f.

A

2nd Declension Feminine/Greek Origins

119
Q

Cornu, Cornus, n.

A

4th Declension Neuter

120
Q

Iugera, Iugerum, n.

A

Triptote(Nom.+Gen.+Dat. or Abl.-Plur.)

121
Q

Urbs, Urbis, f.

A

Mixed I-stem

122
Q

Penates, Penatum, m.

A

Pluralia Tantum

123
Q

Eluvies, Eluviei, f.

A

Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative

124
Q

Pelagus, Pelagi n.

A

2nd Declension Neuter -us, nominative and accusative plurla end in -e

125
Q

Plebes, Plebei, f.

A

Varies between 3rd and 5th declensions, seen as Plebs, Plebis, in the 3rd, Technically Heteroclite

126
Q

Dicionis, Dicioni, f.

A

Tetraptote(Gen.+Dat.+Acc.+Abl.)

127
Q

Aedes, Aedis, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, House

128
Q

Sapphirus, Sapphiri, f.

A

2nd Declension Feminine

129
Q

Gratia, Gratiae, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Thanks

130
Q

Mulciber, Mulcibri, m.

A

Heteroclite, Varies between 2nd and 3rd Declensions

131
Q

Athos/Atho, Atho/Athi, m.

A

2nd Declension Greek

132
Q

Hordeum, Hordei, n.

A

Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

133
Q

Tigris, Tigris/Tigridos, c.

A

3rd Declension Greek, Pure I-stem

134
Q

Os, Oris, n.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

135
Q

Anchises, Anchisae, f.

A

1st Declension Greek

136
Q

Scalae, Scalarum, f.

A

Pluralia Tantum

137
Q

Pax, Pacis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

138
Q

Bonum, Boni, n.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Goods/Property

139
Q

Basis, Baseos, f.

A

3rd Declension Greek, Pure I-stem

140
Q

Fortitudo, Fortitudinis, f.

A

Singularia Tantum

141
Q

Foras, Foris, f.

A

Diptote(Acc.+Abl.,Plur)

142
Q

Capys, Capyos m.

A

3rd Declension Greek

143
Q

Meridies, Meridiei, m.

A

5th Declension Masculine

144
Q

Sordem, Sorde, f.

A

Defective in Singular, Appears in Acc., Abl.

145
Q

Nihil(Nil)

A

Indeclinable

146
Q

Delos, Deli, f.

A

2nd Declension Greek

147
Q

Triticum, Tritici, n.

A

Singularia Tantum

148
Q

Grates, Gratibus, f.

A

Triptote(Nom.+Acc.+Dat. or Abl.-Plur.)

149
Q

Pondo, n.

A

Monoptote(Abl.)

150
Q

Securis, Securis, f.

A

Pure I-stem

151
Q

Fas

A

Indeclinable

152
Q

Electra, Electrae, f.

A

1st Declension Greek

153
Q

Fores, Forum, f.

A

Pluralia Tantum

154
Q

Restis, Restis, f.

A

Pure I-stem

155
Q

Moenia, Moeniorum n.

A

Pluralia Tantum

156
Q

Saevitia, Saevitiae, f.

A

Varies between 1st and 5th declensions, also existing as Saevities, Saevitiei, f., Technically Heteroclite

157
Q

Nefas, n.

A

Indeclinable

158
Q

Arma, Armorum, n.

A

Pluralia Tantum

159
Q

Tus/Thus, Turis, n.

A

Only exist in the Nominative and Accusative in the Plural

160
Q

Caesar, Appius, Claudius, All other names

A

Singularia Tantum

161
Q

Amussim, m.

A

Monoptote(Acc.)

162
Q

Vas, Vadis, m.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

163
Q

Delicium, Delicii, n.

A

Heterogeneous, in the plural changes to feminine Deliciae

164
Q

Valvae, Valvarum, f.

A

Pluralia Tantum

165
Q

Ignis, ignis, m.

A

Pure I-stem, but forms accusative singular with -em

166
Q

Impedimentum, Impedimenti, n.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Baggage

167
Q

Puppis, Puppis, f.

A

Pure I-stem

168
Q

Vis, Vis, f.

A

Pure I-stem, 3rd Declension Irregular

169
Q

Munus, Muneris, n.

A

Varies in Stem, appears in the Nom.+Acc. Plural as Munera, or Munia

170
Q

Spontis, Sponte, f.

A

Diptote(Gen.+Abl.)

171
Q

Hortus, Horti, m.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Pleasure-Grounds

172
Q

Littera, Litterae, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Epistle

173
Q

Aurum, Auri, n.

A

Singularia Tantum

174
Q

Calor, Caloris, m.

A

Singularia Tantum, scarcely seen in plural only as denoting times of heat

175
Q

Ambitio, Ambitionis, f.

A

Singularia Tantum

176
Q

Ficus, Ficus, f.

A

Heteroclite, can appear in the second declension as well as the 4th

177
Q

Iniussu, m.

A

Monoptote(Abl.)

178
Q

Calcar, Calcaris, n.

A

Neuter I-stem

179
Q

Dea, Deae, f.

A

Dative and Ablative Plural end in -abus

180
Q

Pinus, Pini, f.

A

2nd Declension Feminine, Tree

181
Q

Vannus, Vanni, f.

A

2nd Declension Feminine

182
Q

Instar, n.

A

Indeclinable

183
Q

Bacchanalia, Bacchanalium, n.

A

Pluralia Tantum, scarcely seen in the singular only to mean a place sacred to Bacchus

184
Q

Rastrum, Rastri, n.

A

Heterogeneous, changes to masculine Rastri in plural, sometimes retains neuter rastra in the plural

185
Q

Athenae, Athenarum, f.

A

Pluralia Tantum

186
Q

Olympia, Olympiorum, n.

A

Pluralia Tantum

187
Q

Fax, Facis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

188
Q

Ludi Romani, Ludorum Romanorum, m.

A

Pluralia Tantum

189
Q

Equa, Equae, f.

A

Dative and Ablative Plural end in -abus

190
Q

Simois, Simoentis, m.

A

3rd Declension Greek

191
Q

Requies, Requiei, f.

A

Varies between 3rd and 5th declensions, Heteroclite

192
Q

Natalis, Natalis, m.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Origins

193
Q

Divisui, m.

A

Monoptote(Dat.)

194
Q

Species, Speciei, f.

A

Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative, Although Specierum and Speciebus have been cited by Grammarians

195
Q

Obice, c.

A

Defective in Singular, Appears in Abl.

196
Q

Effigies, Effigiei, f.

A

Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative

197
Q

Castrum, Castri, n.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Camp

198
Q

Gallia, Galliae, f.

A

Singularia Tantum

199
Q

Paris, Paridis, m.

A

3rd Declension Greek

200
Q

Faex, Faecis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

201
Q

Imber, imbris, m.

A

Pure I-stem, but forms accusative singular with -em

202
Q

Finis, finis, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Territorial Boundaries

203
Q

Orpheus, Orphei/Orpheos, m.

A

3rd Declension Greek

204
Q

Series, Seriei, f.

A

Only contains a plural in the nominative and Accusative

205
Q

Carbasus, Carbasi f.

A

Heterogeneous, in the plural changes to neuter Carbasa, 2nd Declension Feminine

206
Q

Nauci, n.

A

Monoptote(Gen.)

207
Q

Cos, Cotis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

208
Q

Nex, Necis, f.

A

Lacks Genitive Plural

209
Q

Cometes/Cometa, Cometae, f.

A

1st Declension Greek

210
Q

Ludus, Ludi, m.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Public Games

211
Q

triste vale

A

indeclinable phrase, acts as noun

212
Q

Astu, m.

A

Monoptote(Abl.)

213
Q

Sementis, Sementis, f.

A

Pure I-stem

214
Q

Rostrum, Rostri, n.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Speaker’s Platform

215
Q

Dapis, Dapi, f.

A

Appears only in Gen.+Dat.+Acc.+Abl. Singular, and in Nom.+Dat.+Acc.+Abl.

216
Q

Vicis, Vicem, f.

A

Appears only in Gen.+Acc.+Abl. Singular, and in Nom.+Acc.+Dat.+Abl. Plural

217
Q

Animal, Animalis, n.

A

Neuter I-stem

218
Q

Comitium, Comitii, n.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Election

219
Q

Iecur, Iecoris, n.

A

Varies in Stem, can aslo be seen as Iecur, Iecinoris, n., or Iecur, Iocinoris, n.

220
Q

Tabella, Tabellae, f.

A

Has a different meaning in the plural, Documents/Records

221
Q

Dicis, n.

A

Monoptote(Gen.)

222
Q

Opus, n.

A

Indeclinable

223
Q

Sedile, Sedilis n.

A

Neuter I-stem

224
Q

Virus, Viri, n.

A

2nd Declension Neuter -us, Singularia Tantum

225
Q

Frenum, Freni, n.

A

Heterogeneous, changes to the masculine Freni on the plural, but sometimes retains the neuter frena in the plural

226
Q

Frugis, Frugi, f.

A

Defective in the Singular, Appears in Gen., Dat., Acc., Abl.

Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar (6 decks)

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