Memorize the endings below, because these endings form the plural first declension nouns:<\/p>\n
Nominative: –ae<\/strong><\/p>\n Genitive: –\u0101rum<\/strong><\/p>\n Dative: –\u012bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Accusative: –\u0101s<\/strong><\/p>\n Ablative: –\u012bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Here’s an example of first declension plural endings for the word\u00a0farmer in Latin.\u00a0 Even though first declension nouns are usually feminine, the Latin word for farmer is masculine.<\/p>\n N: agricolae<\/strong><\/p>\n G: agricol\u0101rum<\/strong><\/p>\n D: agricol\u012bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Acc: agricol\u0101s<\/strong><\/p>\n Abl: agricol\u012bs<\/strong><\/p>\n The following are the first declension plural endings for trumpet:<\/p>\n N: tubae <\/strong><\/p>\n G: tub\u0101rum<\/strong><\/p>\n D: tub\u012bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Acc: tub\u0101s<\/strong><\/p>\n Abl: tub\u012bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Note: in the plural, the dative and ablative have the same endings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Memorize the endings below, because these endings form the plural first declension nouns: Nominative: –ae Genitive: –\u0101rum Dative: –\u012bs Accusative: –\u0101s Ablative: –\u012bs Here’s an example of first declension plural endings for the word\u00a0farmer in Latin.\u00a0 Even though first declension nouns are usually feminine, the Latin word for farmer is masculine. N: agricolae G: agricol\u0101rum…<\/p>\n