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Some of these forms are seen in the following examples: -



hérós, M., hero lampas, F., torch basis, F., base tigris, C., tiger náis, F., naiad
STEM héró- STEM lampad- STEM basi- STEM tigri(d)- STEM náid-


SINGULAR

NOM.

hérós
GEN. héróis lampados baseós tigris(-idos) náidos
DAT. héróí lampadí basí tigrí náidí
ACC. héróa lampada basin tigrin(-ida) náida
ABL. héróe lampade basí tigrí(-ide) náide


PLURAL

NOM.

héróes
GEN. héróum lampadum basium(-eón) tigrium náidum
D.,A.[1][Dative, héróisin (once only).] héróibus lampadibus basibus tigribus náidibus
ACC. héróas lampadas basís(-eis) tigrís(-idas) náidas



PROPER NAMES

NOM. Dídó Simoís
GEN. Dídónis(Dídús) Simoentis Capyos
DAT. Dídóní(Dídó) Simoentí Capyí
ACC. Dídónem(-=o) Simoenta Capyn
ABL. Dídóne(-ó) Simoente Capye
VOC. Dídó Simoís Capy
NOM. Orpheus Periclés Paris
GEN. Orpheí(-eós) Periclis(-í) Paridis
DAT. Orpheí(-eó) Periclí(-i) Paridí
ACC. Orphea(-um) Periclem(-ea, -én) Paridem, Parim(-in)
ABL. Orpheó Pericle Paride, Parí
VOC. Orpheu Periclés(-é) Pari


NOTE: The regular Latin forms may be used for most of the above.