senex: all forms
senex means “old man; old”. Below is its full declension in Latin.
Forms
Forms, singular | Neuter | Forms |
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| Nominative | | senex |
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| Genitive | | senis |
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| Dative | | seni |
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| Accusative | senex | senem |
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| Ablative | | sene · seni |
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| Vocative | | senex |
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Forms, plural | Neuter | Forms |
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| Nominative | senia | senes |
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| Genitive | | senum · senium |
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| Dative | | senibus |
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| Accusative | senia | senes · senis |
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| Ablative | | senibus |
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| Vocative | senia | senes |
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Comparative
Comparative, singular | Neuter | Forms |
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| Nominative | senius | senior |
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| Genitive | senioris | senioris |
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| Dative | | seniori |
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| Accusative | senius | seniorem |
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| Ablative | | seniore · seniori |
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| Vocative | senius | senior |
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Comparative, plural | Neuter | Forms |
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| Nominative | seniora | seniores |
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| Genitive | | seniorum |
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| Dative | | senioribus |
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| Accusative | seniora | seniores |
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| Ablative | | senioribus |
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| Vocative | seniora | seniores |
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Meaning and examples of senex
Source: Socratos (socratos.org), a free reader for Ancient Greek and Latin. Grammar from the Perseus Treebank and Morpheus; dictionary entries from Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary (Perseus Digital Library, CC BY-SA). Counts are from the texts on Socratos.