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Rex (gs), m., a king. Corpfis, n., a body.
(root, rig n34, 2],) (I001, COTp61‘ [[37, 2].)
Singular, Plural Singular. Plural.
N, Rex, Reg-Es, N. Corpfis, Corpfir-é.
G. Reg-Ts, Reg-fun. G. Corpér-Is, Corpér-fim
D. RTg-i, Rég-ibfis. D. Corpér-i, Corpér-ibfia.
A. Reg-em, Reg-es. A. Corpfis, Corpér-fi.
V. Rex, Reg-es. V. Corpfis, Curpér-fi.
A. R‘g—é, Rég-ibfis. E A. Corpér-é, Oorpér-Ibfis
GREEK NOUNS.
Pericles (a man’s name). Herbs, a hero.
Singular. Plural.
N. Péricl-es. N. Herb-s, Here-es.
G. Péricl-‘is G. Herb-is, Héré-iim.
D. PC-ricl-i. D. Here-i, Herb-ibis.
A. Péricl-ém (e5). A. Here-em  Iléré-és 
V. Péricl-és (e). V. Here-s, Here-es.
A. Péricl-é. A. Hera-é, Héré-ibfis

576. Fourth Declenézbn.

1. Characteristic 17s.
2. Nominative endings: us and u.
3. Grammatical Gender: u, neuter; us, masculine; except

Aczis, a needle; démfis, a house; minis, a hand; idas, the ides.
porficais, a gallery; tribfis, a. tribe; which are feminine.

4. Masculine and feminine case-endings.

Nom. Gen. Dan. Accus. Voc. Ab].
Sing. is, fis, .115, fini, iis, D.
Plur fis, ufinl, ibfis (iibfis*), (is, fis, ibiis (fibfisfi).

5. Neuter case-endings.

Nom; Gen. Dat. Accus. Voc. Abl.

Sing. n, is, n, n, n, u.

Plur. uii, ufim, Ybiis (iibfis*), uzi, n5, ‘fbiis (fxbfisfi.

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* This ending is used only in a few words.