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inflection table

• 3: inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (neuter, imparisyllabic non-i-stem).
• 3: inflection table: empty tags for singular only.
• 2: inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun.
• 2: inflection table: empty tags for Second-declension noun
• 2: inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun or
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for Case
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for Fourth-declension noun (all cases except the genitive singular in -ō)
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for Neuter third declension noun.
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for Since the Augustan period the following regular declension was sometimes used:
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for The inflection of this noun was irregular. Usually
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (i-stem).
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun.
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for first-declension noun.
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for fourth-declension noun.
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for neuter:
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for non-neuter: Third-declension noun.
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for plural only.
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for the plural became feminine and first declension with the specific meaning of a public place for bathing (e.g. public baths):
• 1: inflection table: empty tags for with locative

inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (neuter, imparisyllabic non-i-stem).

cyma (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (neuter, imparisyllabic non-i-stem). Path: cyma

malagma (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (neuter, imparisyllabic non-i-stem). Path: malagma

celeusma (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (neuter, imparisyllabic non-i-stem). Path: celeusma

inflection table: empty tags for singular only.

Dido (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for singular only. Path: Dido

Megara (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for singular only. Path: Megara

Sychaeus (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for singular only. Path: Sychaeus

inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun.

schema (noun) inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun. Path: schema

grammatica (noun) inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun. Path: grammatica

inflection table: empty tags for Second-declension noun

penus (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Second-declension noun Path: penus

Sychaeus (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for Second-declension noun Path: Sychaeus

inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun or

Orestes (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun or Path: Orestes

Leptines (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun or Path: Leptines

inflection table: empty tags for Case

Di Manes (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for Case Path: Di Manes

inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun

Megara (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for First-declension noun Path: Megara

inflection table: empty tags for Fourth-declension noun (all cases except the genitive singular in -ō)

Dido (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for Fourth-declension noun (all cases except the genitive singular in -ō) Path: Dido

inflection table: empty tags for Neuter third declension noun.

pascha (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Neuter third declension noun. Path: pascha

inflection table: empty tags for Since the Augustan period the following regular declension was sometimes used:

balneum (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Since the Augustan period the following regular declension was sometimes used: Path: balneum

inflection table: empty tags for The inflection of this noun was irregular. Usually

balneum (noun) inflection table: empty tags for The inflection of this noun was irregular. Usually Path: balneum

inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (i-stem).

eumeces (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun (i-stem). Path: eumeces

inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun.

ephemeris (noun) inflection table: empty tags for Third-declension noun. Path: ephemeris

inflection table: empty tags for first-declension noun.

balneum (noun) inflection table: empty tags for first-declension noun. Path: balneum

inflection table: empty tags for fourth-declension noun.

penus (noun) inflection table: empty tags for fourth-declension noun. Path: penus

inflection table: empty tags for neuter:

quadrupes (noun) inflection table: empty tags for neuter: Path: quadrupes

inflection table: empty tags for non-neuter: Third-declension noun.

quadrupes (noun) inflection table: empty tags for non-neuter: Third-declension noun. Path: quadrupes

inflection table: empty tags for plural only.

sarabara (noun) inflection table: empty tags for plural only. Path: sarabara

inflection table: empty tags for the plural became feminine and first declension with the specific meaning of a public place for bathing (e.g. public baths):

balneum (noun) inflection table: empty tags for the plural became feminine and first declension with the specific meaning of a public place for bathing (e.g. public baths): Path: balneum

inflection table: empty tags for with locative

Megara (proper noun) inflection table: empty tags for with locative Path: Megara