Appendix:Latin fifth declension

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Description [edit]

Latin words of the fifth declension are generally of feminine gender (exceptions are dies and meridies), end in -ēs with a genitive in -ēī, and have an invariable stem.

Examples [edit]

Stem in -iēs [edit]

Citation form: diēs, -ēī m and f

Case Singular Plural
nominative di·ēs di·ēs
genitive di·ēī di·ērum
dative di·ēī di·ēbus
accusative di·em di·ēs
ablative di·ē di·ēbus
vocative di·ēs di·ēs
locative di·ē di·ēbus

Stem in -ēs [edit]

Citation form: rēs, -eī f

Case Singular Plural
nominative r·ēs r·ēs
genitive r·eī r·ērum
dative r·eī r·ēbus
accusative r·em r·ēs
ablative r·ē r·ēbus
vocative r·ēs r·ēs
locative r·ē r·ēbus

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