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amāns, amantis — Latin Adjective · all genders chart
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Dictionary forms / transliteration: amāns, amantis
Ablative singular commonly ends in -e when used as a participle, and -ī when used as an adjective. The context determines the use.
| Form | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | amāns | amāns | amāns |
| Genitive | amantis | amantis | amantis |
| Dative | amantī | amantī | amantī |
| Accusative | amantem | amantem | amāns |
| Ablative | amante / amantī | amante / amantī | amante / amantī |
| Vocative | amāns | amāns | amāns |
| Form | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | amantēs | amantēs | amantia |
| Genitive | amantium | amantium | amantium |
| Dative | amantibus | amantibus | amantibus |
| Accusative | amantēs / amantīs | amantēs / amantīs | amantia |
| Ablative | amantibus | amantibus | amantibus |
| Vocative | amantēs | amantēs | amantia |
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