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Germano-Romance Noun Declension

1st Declension

A) - Mainly feminine. Derived from Latin 1st and 5th declensions.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– a	– as
2	Genitive:	– ā	– āru
3	Dative:	– ā	– īs

The following Latin paradigms decline per the above:

• terra, terrae
• Aenēas, Aenēae
• Anchīses, Anchīsae
• * dia, * diae (< diēs, diēī)

B) - Feminine. Derived from Latin 1st declension.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– i	– as
2	Genitive:	– es	– āru
3	Dative:	– ā	– īs

The following Latin paradigm declines per the above:

• crambē, crambes

2nd Declension

A) - Masculine, including originally feminine Latin nouns. Derived from Latin 2nd and 4th declensions.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– u	– us
2	Genitive:	– ī	– ouru
3	Dative:	– u	– īs

The following Latin paradigms decline per the above:

• modus, modī
• Lūcius, Lūcī
• puer, puerī
• liber, librī
• portus, * portī (< portus, portūs)

B) - Masculine. Derived from Latin 2nd declension.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– ō
2	Genitive:	– ī
3	Dative:	– u

The following Latin paradigm declines per the above:

• Dēlos, Dēlī

C) - Masculine, originally neuter Latin nouns. Derived from Latin 2nd and 4th declensions.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– u	– a
2	Genitive:	– ī	– ouru
3	Dative:	– u	– īs

The following Latin paradigms decline per the above:

• * dōnus, dōnī (< dōnum, dōnī)
• * genūus, * genuī (< genū, genūs)

3rd Declension

A) - Feminine. Derived from Latin 3rd declension.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– e	– us
2	Genitive:	– is	– ouru
3	Dative:	– ī	– īs

The following Latin paradigms decline per the above (starred forms are presumed/attested in Vulgar Latin):

• * clādis, clādis (< clādēs, clādis)
• * animālis, * animālis (< animāl, animālīs)

B) - Feminine. Derived from Latin 3rd and 5th declensions.

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative/Accusative:	– e	– is
2	Genitive:	– is	– u
3	Dative:	– ī	– ius

The following Latin paradigms decline per the above (starred forms are presumed/attested in Vulgar Latin):

• * laudis, laudis (< laus, laudis)
• * aetātis, aetātis (< aetās, aetātis)
• * mris, mris (< ms, mris)
• * ratinis, ratinis (< rati, ratinis)
• rs, * reis (< rs, reī)