sentences:  Compare "jis manęs laukia" – 'he waits for me' and "mano draugas" – 'my friend' ('friend' is in masculine), but in "jis mūsų laukia" – 'he waits for us' and "mūsų draugas" – 'our friend', the two genitives coincide as in almost any word.Duktė – daughter, and sesuo – sister, are the only two feminine words of the fifth declension, they have the suffix -er- in the other cases.One word, moteris – woman, female, is both of the fifth and the third declensions, because it has variant genitive singular, both variants of which (-s and -ies) are equally apt, and it has a gen. pl.