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Nominative
Subject case in Latin, examples include 'servus'.
Accusative
Direct object case in Latin, an example is 'servum'.
Ablative
Case used with prepositions, examples include endings '-is' and '-bus'.
Genitive
Case indicating possession, such as '-is' and '-i'.
Dative
Case used for the indirect object, an example is 'servo'.
Infinitives
Verbal forms that typically end in 'RE' in Latin. (amare, laudare, deplorare, advenire, ambulare)