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Free printable Latin first-declension worksheet
Practice Latin noun forms with a free two-page puella worksheet: reference table, blank chart, case questions, and answer key. No sign-up needed.
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How to use the worksheet
- Read the reference table and copy the forms.
- Cover the table and complete the recall tasks.
- Check the answers. Repeat the items you missed tomorrow.
Latin first-declension reference
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | puella | puellae |
| Genitive | puellae | puellārum |
| Dative | puellae | puellīs |
| Accusative | puellam | puellās |
| Ablative | puellā | puellīs |
| Vocative | puella | puellae |
The line above a vowel marks vowel length. This model does not cover every Latin noun or every use of a case.
Try the recall tasks
Write the accusative singular, genitive plural, dative plural, ablative singular, nominative plural, and vocative singular of puella. Why can puellae have more than one meaning by itself?
Show the answer key
In order: puellam, puellārum, puellīs, puellā, puellae, puella.
Puellae can be genitive or dative singular, or nominative or vocative plural. The sentence supplies the context.
Source: the Word Radicals Latin noun reference.
For teachers and study groups
Use page 1 as the reference and practice sheet. Page 2 includes the answer key, so keep it separate when assigning recall work. Share this page so learners can use both the printable sheet and the online reference.