Nouns
What case is the -a ending, as in Puella?
Sum
"I am"
Laudare
"to prase"
First person singular
-O
Laudo puellam
I praise the girl
Laudam
Accusative singular
"Es"
You (sing.) are
Laudat
"He/she/it praises"
2nd person plural
-tis
Puella Laudat
The girl praises
Puellas
Accusative plural
Sumus
We are
Laudo
"I praise"
3rd person singular
-t
Salvete, discipuli et discipulae
Puellae
genitive/ablative singular or nominative plural
Sunt
They are
Laudant
"They praise"
1st person plural
-mus
They call the girl
singular or plural? -a, -ae, -ae, -am, a
Singular
Estis
Laudas
"you (sing.) praise"
Lauda
"praise!"
Videtis me, et salveo.
They (pl.) see me, and I am well.