Shows where consonants are pronounced from in different languages
Greek
Labials
π, β, φ
Dentals
τ, δ, θ, ζ
Gutturals
κ, γ, χ, σσ
Hebrew
Labials
פּ, מ, בּ, ו
Dentals
דּ, תּ, טּ
Rarely also נ, כ, ר
Sibilants
ס, צ, שׂ, שׁ, ז
ז only occurs once in Hitpael.
צ i

Nouns
Fixtures
Nouns Dative Ablative Genitive 1f (s) a, am -ae -a -ae 1f (pl) ae, as -is -is -arum 2m (s) us, um -o -o -i 2m (pl) i, os -is -is -orum 2n (s) um, um -o -o -i 2n (pl) a, a -is -is -orum 3m (s) -, em -i -e -is 3m (pl) es, es -ibus -ibus -um 3n (s) - , - -i -e
3n (pl) a/ia, a/ia -ibus -ibus

eius - of him/her eorum - of them

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