}
}
}Adjectives of the 3rd declension
}(Latin and Greek ones)
}

}1) Three forms  in nom. sg.
}acer (m.), acris (f.), acre (n.)
}celer (m.), celeris (f.), celere (n.)
1)
}2)Two forms in nom. sg.
}brevis (m., f.), breve (n.)
}
}3) One form in nom. sg.
}simplex (m., f., n.), simplicis
}
}

•They are declined like i-stem-nouns of the 3rd declension
•
•m. + f. => pelvis, BUT: abl. sg.: –ī  (acri, nasali, simplici x pelve)
}
• n. => rete
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}



}



}



•Two forms in nom. sg.
•
•They are declined like consonant-stem nouns of the 3rd declension => examples dolor (m. + f.) and
corpus (n.)
•
•–genes:
}nephrogenēs (m., f.) nephrogenes (n.)

}Dorsalem
}Frontalium
}Directorum
}Solventia
}Lacteis
}Gravibus
}Teretia
}Ascendentium
}Versicolores
}Constituentibus

}Occipital bone
}
}Biceps muscle
}
}Small intestine
}
}Soft ulcer
}
}Descendent colon
}
}
}