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I just found this site, and I am thrilled. How exciting to find such a chat room. I love Latin, and set aside time each morning to study it.
Others wrote about declining nouns in Latin. Virus is a masculine noun and is declined as follows:
Singular = Nom Case Virus; gen case, viri; dative case,viro; accusative case = virum; ablative case = viro.
Plural: Nom. viri; gen = virorum; dat = viris; accusative = viros; ablative = viris.
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