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Latin Noun Cases (Dative (Formation (Singular: -ae, -ō, ī (puer flores…

- - - - puer flores puellae dat.
      - puella tabernam puerō ostendit.
      - homo litteram mercatori mittit.
- - - - urbs, urbis
      - civis, civis
      - litus, litoris
- - - - ā/ab = from/ out of
      - ē/ex = out of/ from
      - in = in, on
      - de = down from, about
  - - - N.B. The ablative plural endings are the exact same
        as the dative plural endings.
- - - - in = into/onto
      - circum = around
      - ad = to
      - post = after
      - e.g. Gabinius ad theatram ambulat.
  - - - Singular accuative always ends in -m
    - - Plural accusative always ends in -s
- - - - e.g. Quintus est puer. - Quintus - subject, puer - complement
- - - - "e.g. Tulli, sede statim"
  - - - -us → -e
      - -ius → -i