Wiktionary Appendix:Latin fourth declension

Table of contents

1 Description 2 Examples 2.1 Masculine or Feminine -us form 2.2 Neuter -ū form 3 See also

Description

Latin words of the fourth declension are generally masculines or feminines in -us and neuters in -ū. The genitive is in -ūs.

Examples

Masculine or Feminine -us form

Citation form: manus, -ūs f

	singular	plural
nominative vocative	man-us	man-ūs
accusative	man-um	man-ūs
genitive	man-ūs	man-uum
dative	man-ūī	man-ibus
ablative	man-ū	man-ibus

Neuter -ū form

Citation form: cornū, -ūs n

	singular	plural
nominative vocative accusative	corn·ū	corn·ua
genitive	corn·ūs	corn·uum
dative ablative	corn·ū	corn·ibus

See also

• Latin first declension
• Latin second declension
• Latin third declension
• Latin fifth declension
• Wikipedia article on declension