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TWELVE TABLES OF THE LAWS OF LATIN INFLEXION GLOSSARY OF GRAMMATICAL TERMS DECLENSION The Full List of Inflexions (Case Formations) for Substantives (Nouns), Pronouns, Adjectives Gerunds/Supines (Verbal Nouns) in Tabular Form GENDER Latin Has Three Grammatical Genders; Feminine, Masculine Neuter Assigned to Each Substantive, to Which All Corresponding Pronouns, Adjectives Certain Verbal Formations Agree NUMBER Latin Has Two Grammatical Numbers; Singular Plural NOMINATIVE Indicates the Subject of a Verb [the x or a/an x ... (is doing/will do/has done ...)] VOCATIVE Indicates Direct Address [O x!] ACCUSATIVE Indicates the Direct Object of a Verb [ x is having something done to them] E GENITIVE Indicates a Possessor [of x] S A Indirect Object of a Verb to x, for x C DATIVE Indicates the (Recipient) [ or ] ABLATIVE Indicates Additional Information to the Sentence; [by x, with x, from x, at x, in x on x] LOCATIVE Indicates a Location, Adapting Only Place Names or Places [in x, at or on x] (The Locative Was a Dying Case Form Even in Classical Times, Has Limited Applica tions and Is Not Always Found