1. 4th Declension

2. 4th Declension 4th Declension: Less common
Most are masculine (but there are a few feminine)
manus & domus
Very few neuter 4ths, they end in –ū

3. 4th Declension Endings: M/F N -ū -ūs -ua -uum -ibus -ūs -uum -ibus -us

4. 4th Declension Cornū, -ūs, n. Frūctus, -ūs, m. Cornū Cornua
Cornūs Cornuum
Cornū Cornibus
Frūctus, -ūs, m.
Frūctus Frūctūs
Frūctūs Frūctuum
Frūctuī Frūctibus
Frūctum Frūctūs
Frūctū Frūctibus

5. DRILL TIME! (Translate)
1. Manuī
2. Manus
3. Manuum
4. Manū
5. Manūs
6. Fructibus
7. Fructum
8. Fructūs
9. Fructuum
10. Fructū
11. Senatūs (sg.)
12. Senatuī
to/for the hand
The hand
Of the hands
By the hand
Of the hand
To/for/by/with the fruits
The fruit (D.O.)
Of the fruit
Of the fruits
By/with the fruit
Of the senate
To/for the senate

6. MORE DRILL What gender predominates the 4th Declension? masculine
Explain the difference between the Ablative of Place from Which and the ablative of Separation.
Place from Which uses a preposition and always involves a verb of active motion
Separation does not need a preposition and is used with verbs that contain the idea of separation in their definition (eg. careo, prohibeo, libero).