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Noun Endings/Cases

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salve, *Sexte*! case of "Sexte"? vocative
*Sextum* videō. case of "Sextum"? accusative
*Sextī* pater case of "Sextī"? genitive
*Sextus* sedet. case of "Sextus"? nominative
*Arbor* cadit. case of "arbor"? nominative
in *arbore* case of "arbore"? ablative
*Arborem* videō. case of "arborem"? accusative
*Arboris* ramus case of "Arboris"? genitive
salve, *Cornelia*! case of "Cornelia"? vocative
*Corneliae* pater case of "Corneliae"? genitive
*Corneliam* videō. case of "Corneliam"? accusative
*Cornelia* sedet. case of "Cornelia"? nominative
used for direct address (Hi, Cornelia!) vocative
used mostly with prepositions (away from the city) ablative
used for the direct object of a sentence accusative
used for the subject of a sentence nominative
used for possession (Flavia's house) genitive
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Mater lupam in hortō videt. mater
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Corneliam puerī vexant. puerī
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Puerōs lupa in hortō videt. lupa
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Arborēs in silvā Corneliam vident. arborēs
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Silva in arboribus Corneliam videt. silva
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Lupa Marcum in villā videt. lupa
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Arborēs Cornelia in silvā videt. Cornelia
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Puerōs puellae vexant. puellae
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Lupam Marcus in villā videt. Marcus
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Pater lupam in hortō videt. pater
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Puerōs et puellās lupa in hortō videt. lupa
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Arborēs in silvā Cornelia videt. Cornelia
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Arborem Flavia ascendit. Flavia
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Puer et puella lupam in hortō vident. puer et puella
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Lupam Cornelia in villā videt. Cornelia
Who/what is the subject of the sentence? Cornelia in silvā arborēs videt. Cornelia
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