| Latin | English and Notes |
|---|---|
| Dies | DAY - Probably the best known 5th Declension Noun See the table further down *di(u) shining bright |
| Acies | EDGE keenness battle line *ak Latin acer Cognate Grk oxu |
| Caesaries | Hair a head of hair. Yes its related to Caesar |
| Facies | Shape (seen), form, figure, outwards appearance *fa+k+vowel Latin Facio IE *bha |
| Fides | Faith trust confidence Note Cognate pith stem in Greek pistis, peithw do not confuse with third D. fides = lyre |
| Glacies | ICE ,Cognate with * gelu |
| Materies | ? 1st D. form Materia, matter ,material, originally timber ?* IE ma measure? ma+ter+ia |
| Meridies | Noon Midday Medius + Dies |
| Mollities | Softness Flexibility Pliantness N.B. First D. Mollitia |
| Planities | 1st D. planitia < planus plain, level surface |
| Progenies | From gigno Descent Lineage Progeny Offspring |
| Rabies | Madness Rage see verb rabio |
| RES | "thing" like Greek Pragma? Cognate with *pra and *dra? note that in the compound respublica the publica part declines separates that means treat publica like a separate adjective |
| Sanies | Sanguis Blood Bloody Poison |
| Scabies | Scab Mange Itch |
| Segnities | segnitia slothfulness slowfulness * segnis |
| Species | appearance seeing sight kind * spek Latin Specio Cog. Grk - skep- |
| SPES | HOPE Latin Spero |
| Superficies | The top the surface or upper side what faces the viewer |
| Temperies | Tempered Tempering Proper Mixture from tempero tempus |
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | Dies | Dies |
| Accusative | Diem | Dies |
| Genitive | Diei | Dierum |
| Dative | Diei | Diebus |
| Ablative | Die | Diebus |
| What No Vocative | Oh come on! | You can work that out! |
| Singular> | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | e + es | e + es |
| Accusative | e + m | e + es |
| Genitive | e + e + long i | e + erum |
| Dative | e + e + long i | e + ebus |
| Ablative | e + e | e + ebus |
