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ADJECTIVES
OF THE THIRD DECLENSION.
PLURAL.
Nom. Gen. Dat. Ace. Vac.
Au.
feraces Ieraoium feracrbus feraces, -is feraces feractbus
PLURAL.
Ieracta feracium feracfbus feracia feracia feracibus
recentes recentium recentibus recentes, -Is recen tes recentibus
Vetus, old.
Plus, mOl'e.
SINGULAR. M. AND F.
Nom. vetus Gen. veteris Dat. veteri Ace. veterem Vac. vetus Abl. vetere
SINGULAR. M.
NEUT.
AlOD
F.
NEUT.
vetus veteris veteri vetus vetus vetere
pliis pliiris pliis pliire
PLURAL.
Nom. veteres Gen. veterum Dai. veteribus Ace. veterss Voc. veteres Abl. veteribus
recentia recentium recentibus recentia recen tia recentibus
PLURAL.
vetera veterum veteribus vetera vetera veteribus
pliires plUrium pliiribus pliires, -Is
plura pliirium pliiribus pliira
pliiribus
pliiribus
1. Fortior and vetus are declined as pure Consonant-Stems; i.e. Ablative Singular in -e, Genitive Plural in -um, Nominative Plural Neuter in-a, and Accusative Plural Masculine and Feminine in-es only. 2. PHis, in the Singular, is used only as a substantive.
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VOCABULARY.
aditus, us, m., approach. aduleecens, entis, m., young man. communis, e, common. complurea, ra, -ium, very many, concilium, i (IT), n., council. delibera, I deliberate, consult. ditficilis, e, difficult. ferax, gen. feracis, fertile. #d!!s .. ~i, f., protection.
Haedui, arum, m. pl., Haedui, a Gallic tribe. incolumis, e, unharmed. legatus, i, m., ent'oy. naviilis, e, naval. nabilis, e, noble. omnis, e, all, every. trfbimus, i, m., tribune. Veneti, arum, m, pl., Veneti, a Gallic tribe.