1. Identifying the Declension of a Word
How do we do this? Where do we look?

2. gaudium, gaudii n.

3. dies, diei m

4. auctor, auctoris m

5. fuga, fugae f

6. casus, casus m.

7. potestas, potestatis f.

8. fraus, fraudis f.

9. divitiae, divitiarum fpl

10. magister, magistri m

11. liberi, liberorum mpl

12. 4th and 5th Declension Practice
Remember- 4th and 5th are variations of the 3rd declension
4th declension is the “u” declension
5th declension is the “e” declension

13. 4th m/f- genitive singular

14. 5th- accusative plural

15. 4th m/f- genitive plural

16. 5th- dative singular

17. 4th m/f- nominative singular

18. 5th- dative plural

19. 4th m/f ablative plural

20. 5th- genitive singular

21. 4th-m/f- accusative plural

22. 5th- ablative singular

23. 4th- m/f
Dative singular

24. 5th- accusative singular

25. 4th- ablative singular

26. 5th - genitive singular

27. What are the 4th neuter endings?