Nouns – Declensions 4-5

by Tim Kenny · Published November 4, 2019 · Updated April 20, 2020

Please attempt all questions.

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: dierum

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: speciei (dative)

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: rem

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: assensum

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: versibus (ablative)

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: versus (genitive)

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: manus (nominative singular)

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: sperum

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: exercitum

10.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: exercitui (dative)

11.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: exercitus (vocative)

12.

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: speciebus (dat.)

13.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: spes (nominative)

14.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: metus (gen. singular)

15.

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: res (nominative)

16.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: metu (abl.)

17.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: manui (genitive)

18.

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: exercitus (nominative)

19.

Turn the following noun into the plural, keeping the same case: spe

20.

Turn the following noun into the singular, keeping the same case: facies (accusative)