Endings Example Translationm & f (n) amo, amare =

loveNominative -ns amans lovingGenitive -ntis amantis of lovingDative -nti amanti to/for lovingAccusative -ntem (-

ns)amantem

loving

Ablative -nti amanti by/with/from loving

Nominative -ntes (-ntia)

amantes

Genitive -ntium amantiumDative -ntibus amantibusAccusative -ntes (-

ntia)amantes

Ablative -ntibus amantibus

PRESENT PARTICIPLE (NB: preseNT = -ing)

4th principal part of verb Example: amo, amare, amavi, amatus

masc fem neut

Nominative -us -a -um amatus, amata, amatum = having been loved

Genitive -i -ae -i amati, amatae, amati

Dative -o -ae -o amato, amatae, amato

Accusative -um -am -um amatum, amatam, amatum

Ablative -o -ā -o amato, amatā, amato

Nominative -i -ae -a amati, amatae, amata

Genitive -orum

-arum -orum amatorum, amatarum, amatorum

Dative -is -is -is amatis, amatis, amatis

Accusative -os -as -a amatos, amatas, amata

Ablative -is -is -is amatis, amatis, amatis

PERFECT PASSIVE PARTICIPLE (NB: having been verbed)

Participle Endings

You already know these endings from nouns & adjectives!