Sentences with MASCULINE-DECLENSION

"The noun 'dominus' belongs to the masculine declension."

"In Latin, there are five declensions, and one of them is the masculine declension."

"In Old English, nouns also had a masculine declension."

"The masculine declension is characterized by a set of endings for nouns and adjectives."

"Nouns in the masculine declension usually end in -us in Latin."

"The masculine declension is similar to the first declension in Latin, but with different endings."

"The masculine declension in Polish involves different endings for the nominative and accusative cases."

"The masculine declension in Russian has several patterns depending on the ending of the noun."

"The masculine declension in Spanish involves changes in articles and adjectives to match the gender."

"In Latin, nouns of the masculine declension can have different endings depending on their role in the sentence."

"In Greek, the masculine declension has a variety of endings depending on the noun's characteristics."

"The masculine declension in French is relatively simple compared to other languages."

"When using the masculine declension in Italian, nouns and adjectives must agree in gender and number."

"The masculine declension in Sanskrit follows complex rules for noun inflection."

"The masculine declension in Czech involves changes in case endings depending on the noun's role in the sentence."

"Nouns in the masculine declension in Swedish have both a definite and indefinite form."

"The masculine declension in Finnish includes different endings for different grammatical cases."

"In Norwegian, the masculine declension has a unique set of endings for noun inflection."

"When using the masculine declension in Portuguese, adjectives and articles must match the noun's gender."