Puella endings

The Latin noun "puella" (meaning girl) has specific forms based on grammatical case:

• Genitive: Identifies possession (puellae - of the girl, puellarum - of the girls)

• Dative: Indicates the indirect object (puellae - to/for the girl, puellis - to/for the girls)

• Accusative: Marks the direct object (puellam - the girl, puellas - the girls)

• Ablative: Expresses separation (puella - from the girl, puellis - from the girls)

• Vocative: Used for direct address (puella - O girl, puellae - O girls).

The Latin noun "puella" (meaning girl) has specific forms based on grammatical case:

• Nominative: puella (singular), puellae (plural)

• Vocative: puella (singular), puellae (plural)

• Accusative: puellam (singular), puellas (plural)

• Genitive: puellae (singular), puellarum (plural)

• Dative: puellae (singular), puellis (plural)

• Ablative: puella (singular), puellis (plural)

Grammatical Case Functions:

• Genitive: Identifies possession (e.g. puellae - of the girl)

• Dative: Indicates the indirect object (e.g. puellae - to/for the girl)

• Accusative: Marks the direct object (e.g. puellam - the girl)

• Ablative: Expresses separation (e.g. puella - from the girl)

• Vocative: Used for direct address (e.g. puella - O girl).