Codex germanicus monacensis

Latin

Noun

Cōdex germānicus monacēnsis m (variously declined, genitive Cōdicis germānicī monacēnsis); third declension, second declension

  1. Alternative letter-case form of cōdex Germānicus Monacēnsis

Usage notes
  • The form Cōdex germānicus monacēnsis is capitalized according to the rules of German grammar, which prescribe that every noun be written with an initial uppercase letter and that every adjective be written with an initial lowercase letter. It is the basis of the capitalization of the initialism Cgm.

Declension

Third-declension noun with a second-declension noun with a third-declension noun (i-stem).

Case Singular Plural
Nominative Cōdex germānicus monacēnsis Cōdex germānicī monacēnsēs
Genitive Cōdicis germānicī monacēnsis Cōdicis germānicōrum monacēnsium
Dative Cōdicī germānicō monacēnsī Cōdicī germānicīs monacēnsibus
Accusative Cōdicem germānicum monacēnsem Cōdicem germānicōs monacēnsēs
Cōdicem germānicōs monacēnsīs
Ablative Cōdice germānicō monacēnse Cōdice germānicīs monacēnsibus
Vocative Cōdex germānice monacēnsis Cōdex germānicī monacēnsēs
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