Referring to Vincent’s video:
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2024/08/080924-quid-in-caelo-videre-potes-1.html
[3] 3rd declension
Here are the group links to posts on the 3rd declension; it
takes quite a lot of study as you’ll see that some of these nouns change when
endings are added.
https://www.facebook.com/.../permalink/469497705661503/
[i] Masculine / feminine; nominative singular – various
endings; accusative singular -em
Nominative: sōl > accusative: Sōlem in caelō
videō. │ I see the sun in the sky.
Nominative: eclīpsis > accusative: Eclīpsem in
caelō videō. │ I see an eclipse in the sky.
Nominative: avis > accusative: Avem in caelō
videō. │ I see a bird in the sky.
Nominative: vespillō > accusative: Vespillōnem in
caelō videō. │ I see a bat in the sky.
[ii] Masculine / feminine; nominative and accusative plural
-ēs
Nominative: apēs > accusative: Apēs in
caelō videō. │ I see bees in the sky.
Nominative: nūbēs > accusative: Nūbēs in
caelō videō. │ I see clouds in the sky.
Nominative: vespillōnēs > accusative:
Vespillōnēs in caelō videō. │ I see bats in the sky.
[iii] Neuter; nominative singular – various endings;
accusative singular – same as nominative
Nominative: sidus > accusative: Sidus [no change] in
caelō videō. │ I see a constellation in the sky.
Nominative: fulgur > accusative: Fulgur [no change] in
caelō videō. │ I see a flash of lightning in the sky.
[iv] Neuter; nominative plural – (i)a;
accusative plural – same as nominative
Nominative: sidera > accusative: Sidera in
caelō videō. │ I see constellations in the sky.
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