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§118. Adjectives of One Termination

Adjectives of one termination are declined as follows:—

atrōx, fierce, STEM atrōc-egēns, needy, STEM egent-
SINGULAR
M., F.N.M., F.N.
NOM.atrōxatrōxegēnsegēns
GEN.atrōcisatrōcisegentisegentis
DAT.atrōcīatrōcīegentīegentī
ACC.atrōcematrōxegentemegēns
ABL.atrōcī (-e)atrōcī (-e)egentī (-e)egentī (-e)
PLURAL
NOM.atrōcēsatrōciaegentēsegentia
GEN.atrōciumatrōciumegentiumegentium
DAT.atrōcibusatrōcibusegentibusegentibus
ACC.atrōcīs (-ēs)atrōciaegentīs (-ēs)egentia
ABL.atrōcibusatrōcibusegentibusegentibus

J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough, New Latin Grammar (Boston: Ginn, 1903). Text provided under a CC BY-SA license by Perseus Digital Library, http://www.perseus.tufts.edu, with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.