Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges, PART FIRST — WORDS AND FORMS, THIRD DECLENSION (CONSONANT AND i-STEMS), CONSONANT STEMS, chapter 62

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[*] 62. Nouns of this class are declined as follows:—

cōnsul , M., consul	leō , M., lion	virgō , F., maiden	pater , M., father
STEM cōnsul-	STEM leōn-	STEM virgin-	STEM patr-

[*] Note 1.--Stems in ll-, rr- (N.) lose one of their liquids in the nominative: as, far, farris; mel, mellis .

[*] Note 2.--A few masculine and feminine stems have a nominative in -s as well as in -r: as, honōs or honor, arbōs or arbor.

[*] Note 3.-- Canis, dog, and iuvenis, youth, have -is in the nominative.

			SINGULAR
					CASE-ENDINGS
NOM.	cōnsul	leō	virgō	pater	-----
GEN.	cōnsulis	leōnis	virginis	patris	-is
DAT.	cōnsulī	leōnī	virginī	patrī	-ī
ACC.	cōnsulem	leōnem	virginem	patrem	-em
ABL.	cōnsule	leōne	virgine	patre	-e
			PLURAL
NOM.	cōnsulēs	leōnēs	virginēs	patrēs	-ēs
GEN.	cōnsulum	leōnum	virginum	patrum	-um
DAT.	cōnsulibus	leōnibus	virginibus	patribus	-ibus
ACC.	cōnsulēs	leōnēs	virginēs	patrēs	-ēs
ABL.	cōnsulibus	leōnibus	virginibus	patribus	-ibus

Ginn and Company, 1903.

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