593. Other case forms are found in inscriptions, as follows:

G. #-uos#: SENATVOS; #-ū# (66) SENATV; #-uus#, in the imperial age

(29, 1): EXERCITVVS. D. #-uei# (29, 2): SENATVEI. Ac. #-u# (61): MANV.

Ab. #-uu# (29, 1): ARBITRATVV; #-uō#, once, by some thought to be for

#-ūd# (426); MAGISTRATVO. Plural: N. #-uus# (29, 1): MAGISTRATVVS.

594. #domus#, _house_, F., has stems of two forms, #domu-# and #domo-#

(401); it is declined as follows: N. #domus#, G. #domūs#, rarely #domī#,

D. #domuī# or #domō#, Ac. #domum#, Ab. #domō# or #domū#, Locative

#domī#, rarely #domuī#. Plural: N. #domūs#, G. #domuum#, later

#domōrum#, D. and Ab. #domibus#, Ac. #domōs#, less commonly #domūs#.

595. Some other substantives have an #-u-# stem in some of their cases,

and an #-o-# stem in others: see #angiportus#, #arcus#, #caestus#,

#colus#, #cornū#, #cornus#, #cupressus#, #fīcus#, #fretus#, #gelus#,

#laurus#, #murtus#, #penus#, #pīnus#, #quercus#, #rīctus#, #tonitrus#,

in the dictionary.

STEMS IN #-ē-#.

_The Fifth Declension._

Genitive singular #-ē̆ī#, genitive plural #-ē-rum#.

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