Genitive Case
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When is it used?
The genitive case is used to modify or limit another noun.
The noun in the genitive case usually follows the noun that it modifies.
Endings Chart
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Genitive Case |
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Singular |
Plural |
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First |
ae |
ārum |
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Second |
ī |
ōrum |
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Third |
is |
um |
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Third I |
is |
ium |
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Fourth |
ūs |
uum |
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Fifth |
ēī |
ērum |
Translated with, of
example: portae = of the gate