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Latin 2 Bellwork – May 4 Decline pes, pedis and salus, salutis and translate each form to English. Singular Plural Nominative Pes Genitive Pedis Dative.

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1 Latin 2 Bellwork – May 4 Decline pes, pedis and salus, salutis and translate each form to English. Singular Plural Nominative Pes Genitive Pedis Dative Accusative Ablative Singular Plural Nominative Salus Genitive Salutis Dative Accusative Ablative

2 Pes Pedes Pedis Pedum Pedi Pedibus Pedem Pede Singular Plural
Nominative Pes Pedes Genitive Pedis Pedum Dative Pedi Pedibus Accusative Pedem Ablative Pede

3 Salus Salutes Salutis Salutum Saluti Salutibus Salutem Salute Singular
Plural Nominative Salus Salutes Genitive Salutis Salutum Dative Saluti Salutibus Accusative Salutem Ablative Salute

4 3rd declension: Neuter Nouns
Singular Plural Nominative Corpus Corpora Genitive Corporis Corporum Dative Corpori Corporibus Accusative Ablative Corpore

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