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math.ohio-state.edu (or math.osu.edu) won't be maintained and
may expire at any time. Welcome to the Latin grammar pages. Here
you will find paradigms for the five noun declensions and four
verb conjugations, as well as examples number of irregularities.
(Yes, pronouns are declined as well.) And examples -- yes lots
of examples to help you in your study of Latin grammar and
syntax. Table of Contents (proemium). A few general comments
followed by some important remarks about the notation used.
(pronuntiatio Latina). Classical Latin, ecclesiastical (church)
Latin, Anglo-Latin, and perhaps others. - Parts of speech
(partes - Nouns (nomina) - Verb conjugation If you think the
four (or five or six) regular verb conjugations are different,
you might want to take a look at how similar they If you have
that suspicion that they are more alike than different, this is
the page for you! - First conj