Declension

Latin declension of a proper name, especially a city name

Latin declension of a proper name, especially a city name
  1. What declension is a name in Latin?
  2. What are the Latin endings for names?

What declension is a name in Latin?

Latin masculine names are predominantly 2nd or 3rd declension (but there are a few exceptions that are 1st declension and they should end in -a). Feminine names are generally 1st declension.

What are the Latin endings for names?

The most common suffixes are the Latin word endings: -us, -a, and -um, representing gender – masculine, feminine, and neuter. The table below lists some of the more frequently encountered suffixes along with examples of names featuring them.

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