481. (1.) Stems in #-l-# and #-n-# are declined as follows:

+----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+-------------+

| Examples |cōnsul, |leō, |imāgō, |nōmen, |

| | _consul_, | _lion_, | _likeness_,| _name_, |

| Stems | cōnsul-, M.| leōn-, M. | imāgin-, F. | nōmin-, Ne. |

+----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+-------------+

| Singular | | | | |

| _Nom._ | cōnsul | leō | imāgō | nōmen |

| _Gen._ | cōnsulis | leōnis | imāginis | nōminis |

| _Dat._ | cōnsulī | leōnī | imāginī | nōminī |

| _Acc._ | cōnsulem | leōnem | imāginem | nōmen |

| _Abl._ | cōnsule | leōne | imāgine | nōmine |

+----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+-------------+

| Plural | | | | |

| _Nom._ | cōnsulēs | leōnēs | imāginēs | nōmina |

| _Gen._ | cōnsulum | leōnum | imāginum | nōminum |

| _Dat._ | cōnsulibus | leōnibus | imāginibus | nōminibus |

| _Acc._ | cōnsulēs | leōnēs | imāginēs | nōmina |

| _Abl._ | cōnsulibus | leōnibus | imāginibus | nōminibus |

+----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+-------------+

482. Examples of stems in #-l-#, with nominative #-l#, genitive #-lis#,

are:

#-āl#, #-alis#

#sāl#, M., _salt_, sometimes Ne. in the singular; no G. Pl. (430).

#-el#, #-ellis#

#fel# (171, 1), Ne., _gall_; #mel#, Ne., _honey_; plural only

#fella#, #mella#.

#-il#, #-ilis#

#mūgil#, M., _mullet_; #pūgil#, M., _boxer_; #vigil#, M.,

_watchman_.

#-ōl#, #-ōlis#

#sōl#, M., _sun_, no G. Pl. (430).

#-ul#, #-ulis#

#cōnsul#, _consul_; #praesul#, _head dancer_; #exsul#, _exile_.

483. (_a._) Examples of stems in #-n-#, with nominative #-en#, genitive

#-inis#, are:

#flāmen#, M., _priest_; #pecten#, M., _comb_; #tībīcen#, M., _piper_;

#tubicen#, M., _trumpeter_; #sanguen#, Ne., _blood_. Many neuters in

#-men# (224): as, #certāmen#, _contest_.

484. (_b._) Examples of stems in #-n-#, with nominative #-ō#, genitive

#-ōnis#, are:

Many masculine concretes: as, #pugiō#, _dagger_; words of the agent

(211): as, #praedō#, _robber_; and family names: as, #Cicerō#. Feminine

abstracts in #-iō# (227), and many in #-tiō# or #-siō# (228): as,

#opīniō#, _notion_; #cōgitātiō#, _thought_.

485. (_c._) Examples of stems in #-n-#, with nominative #-ō#, genitive

#-inis#, are:

Masculines: #Apollō#; #cardō#, _hinge_; #ōrdō#, _rank_; #turbō#,

_whirlwind_. #homo#, M., F., _human being_; #nēmō#, _nobody_; for G. and

Ab., #nūllī̆us# and #nūllō# are generally used; #margō#, M., F.,

_brink_. Feminines: #grandō#, _hail_; #harundō#, _reed_; #hirundō#,

_swallow_; #hirūdō#, _leech_; #testūdō#, _tortoise_; #virgō#, _maiden_.

Many in #-dō#, #-dinis# (225), #-gō#, #-ginis# (226), and #-tūdō#,

#-tūdinis# (264): as, #cupīdō#, also M., _desire_; #imāgō#, _likeness_;

#sōlitūdō#, _loneliness_.

486. #sanguī̆s#, M., _blood_, stem #sanguin-#, takes #-s# in the

nominative (171, 4). #canis#, M., F., _dog_, stem #can-#, and #īuvenis#,

M., F., _young person_, stem #iuven-#, have the nominative formed like

that of #-i-# stems. For #senex#, _old man_, see 500.

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