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§46. SECOND DECLENSION (o-STEMS)

Nouns of the Second Declension in -us (-os) and -um (-om) are thus declined:—

servus, M., slave	bellum, N., war	Pompêius, M., Pompey
STEM servo-	STEM bello-	STEM Pompêio-

SINGULAR
		CASE-ENDINGS		CASE-ENDINGS
NOM.	servus (-os)	-us (-os)	bellum	-um	Pompêius
GEN.	servī	-ī	bellī	-ī	Pompêī
DAT.	servō	-ō	bellō	-ō	Pompêiō
ACC.	servum (-om)	-um (-om)	bellum	-um	Pompêium
ABL.	servō	-ō	bellō	-ō	Pompêiō
VOC.	serve	-e	bellum	-um	Pompêī ((--ei)

PLURAL
NOM.	servī	-ī	bella	-a	Pompêī
GEN.	servōrum	-ōrum	bellōrum	-ōrum	Pompêiōrum
DAT.	servīs	-īs	bellīs	-īs	Pompêīs
ACC.	servōs	-ōs	bella	-a	Pompêiōs
ABL.	servīs	-īs	bellīs	-īs	Pompêīs

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.