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Nouns.
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Third Declension.

Neuter Substantives.

To this declension belong all the neuter substantives ending in e, ę, o. These neuter nouns differ from masculines, with the same termination; in the neuters the nominative, accusative and vocative are the same in both numbers: in the plural these cases end in a.

Example 1:—pole, ‘the field.’

Singular. Plural.
N. pole pola.
G. pola pól.
D. polu polom.
A. pole pola.
V. pole pola.
I. polem polami.
L. polu polach.


Example 2:—cielę, ‘the calf.’

Singular. Plural.
N. cielę cielęta.
G. cielęcia cieląt.
D. cielęciu cielętom.
A. cielę cielęta.
V. cielę cielęta.
I. cielęciom cielętami.
L. cielęciu cielętach.
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