Fourth declension includes nouns
of all the threee genders, the sthem of which ends with –u. For
this reason it is called also u- declension.
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Gen. Dat. Acc. Abl. Voc. |
fructus
fructus fructui fructum fructu fructus |
manus
manus manui manum manu manus |
genu
genus genu genu genu genu |
fructus
fructuum fructibus fructus fructibus fructus |
manu
manuum manibus manus manibus manus |
genua
genuum genibus genua genibus genua |
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Between the most important words of fourth declension are:
acus, us mf needle, pin
arcus, us mf bow, ark
cornu, us n horn, wing of army
domus, us f home, house, fatherland
fructus, us m fruit
gelu, us n frost, ice, snow
genu, us n knee
Jesus, us m Jesus
manus, us f hand
metus, us mf fear, anxiety
motus, us m motion
porticus, us f portico, colonnade
spiritus, us m spirit
tribus, us f third part of the people, tribe
The name Jesus has only three
declensional forms in singular:
nom. Jesus,
gen./dat./abl./voc.
Jesu,
acc.
Jesum.
The noun domus, us f
has some doublet forms on the pattern of 2nd declension:
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Gen. Dat. Acc. Abl. Voc. |
domus
domus, domi domui, domo domum domo, domu domus |
domus
domorum, domuum domibus domos, domus domibus domus |
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