Most fourth declension nouns are masculine, but there are a few feminine fourth declension nouns.<\/p>\n
Here is the singular form of the noun manus<\/strong> (hand)<\/p>\n Nom – manus<\/strong><\/p>\n Gen – man\u016bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Dat – manu\u012b<\/strong><\/p>\n Acc – manum<\/strong><\/p>\n Abl – man\u016b<\/strong><\/p>\n Voc\u00a0– manus<\/strong><\/p>\n Manus<\/strong> (hand) in the plural:<\/p>\n Nom – man\u016bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Gen – manuum<\/strong><\/p>\n Dat – manibus<\/strong><\/p>\n Acc – man\u016bs<\/strong><\/p>\n Abl – manibus<\/strong><\/p>\n Voc – man\u016bs<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Most fourth declension nouns are masculine, but there are a few feminine fourth declension nouns. Here is the singular form of the noun manus (hand) Nom – manus Gen – man\u016bs Dat – manu\u012b Acc – manum Abl – man\u016b Voc\u00a0– manus Manus (hand) in the plural: Nom – man\u016bs Gen – manuum Dat –…<\/p>\n