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Third Declension Adjectives – One, Two, & Three Termination ** ***Most 3rd Declension Adjectives are declined like 3rd Declension i-stem nouns except in the ablative singular*** Two Termination:
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Brevis, -is, -e - brief, short Base: brev/ Three Termination:
 * Most 3rd Declension Adjectives are the two termination type, which means that they have the same forms for the masculine and feminine genders and another set of forms for the neuter gender. As always, the neuter forms only differ in the nominative and accusative cases.
 * = ||= Singular ||= ||= Plural ||= ||
 * = ||= M. & F. ||= N. ||= M. & F. ||= N. ||
 * = Nominative ||= brevis ||= breve ||= breves ||= brevia ||
 * = Genitive ||= brevis ||= brevis ||= brevium ||= brevium ||
 * = Dative ||= brevi ||= brevi ||= brevibus ||= brevibus ||
 * = Accusative ||= brevem ||= breve ||= breves ||= brevia ||
 * = Ablative ||= brevi ||= brevi ||= brevibus ||= brevibus ||

***__Ecce Romani__ does not present three termination adjectives, but they do exist. These are adjectives that have separate forms for all three genders. Some examples are: // **acer, acris, acre** // (keen, fierce, sharp); // **alacer, alacris, alacre** // (eager, lively); and // **celer, celeris, celere** // (swift). // **acer, acris, acre** //, keen, fierce, sharp Base: // **acr** // /


 * || Singular || || || Plural || ||
 * || M. || F. || N. || M. & F. || N. ||
 * Nominative || acer || acris || acre || acres || acria ||
 * Genitive || acris || acris || acris || acrium || acrium ||
 * Dative || acri || acri || acri || acribus || acribus ||
 * Accusative || acrem || acrem || acre || acres || acria ||
 * Ablative || acri || acri || acri || acribus || acribus ||