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Compare and Contrast the following case endings for First and Second Declensions. What are the similarities?
Genitive Plural
Accusative Singular
Accusative Plural
Ablative Singular

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The declensions in Latin depend on the vowel with which it ends, keeping in mind that the word must end in A or O to obtain the first or second declension.

What are the Similarities and Differences between the different Declensions?

Depending on the type of sentence found (genitive, accusative, ablative), some differences can be identified such as:

  • The vowel endings define the gender of the noun in the genitive, being O for masculine and A for feminine.
  • In the accusative singular the endings also reflect the gender, in this case UM for the masculine and AM for the feminine.
  • The accusative plural only requires that S be added as a suffix to the endings seen in the singular form.
  • In the ablative, the endings O and A are used to differentiate genders.

In this way, each of the types of sentences can be correlated according to the endings of their subjects, due to their declined forms.

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