Dies

Translation

Day

Main Forms: Dies, Diei
Gender: Masculine/Feminine
Declension: Fifth

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Translation	Day
	Masculine/Feminine
	Fifth
Noun Forms	Dies, Diei
Nom. Singular	Dies
Stem	Di
	If the noun is masculine second declension, clarify the vocative ending.
Voc. Singular ending
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Noun Table

_d _fifth _set6 day

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