[636]. (2.) The following have in the ablative, but -um of consonant stems in the genitive plural, and no nominative or accusative neuter plural: inops ([535]), without means, vigil ([536]), wide-awake, memor ([537]), remembering, dēgener, degenerate, ūber ([537]), prolific, has Ab. , twice -e, Ne. Pl. once -a (Acc.). Compounds of pēs, as, bipēs ([532]), two-legged, have a late and rare Ne. Pl. N. and Ac. -ia.

[THE NUMERAL ADJECTIVE.]

[637]. Of the cardinals, ūnus, duo, trēs, and the hundreds except centum are declined. The other cardinals are not declined.

[638]. ūnus, one, is declined as follows:

Singular.Plural.
Masc.Fem.Neut.Masc.Fem.Neut.
Nom.ūnusūnaūnumūnīūnaeūna
Gen.ūnīusūnīusūnīusūnōrumūnārumūnōrum
Dat.ūnīūnīūnīūnīsūnīsūnīs
Acc.ūnumūnamūnumūnōsūnāsūna
Abl.ūnōūnāūnōūnīsūnīsūnīs
Voc.ūne

In verse, the genitive singular is often ūnius.

[639]. duo, two, and trēs, three, are declined as follows:

Masc.Fem.Neut.Masc. & Fem.Neut.
Nom.duoduaeduotrēstria
Gen.duōrumduārumduōrumtriumtrium
Dat.duōbusduābusduōbustribustribus
Acc.duo or duōsduāsduotrēs or trīstria
Abl.duōbusduābusduōbustribustribus

[640]. In dramatic verse, du͡o, &c., is common. In the genitive plural, duo sometimes has duū̆m ([462]). ambō, both, is declined like duo, but has in the nominative and accusative, and only ambōrum and ambārum in the genitive plural. For the forms duo, ambō, see [415]; duōbus, duābus, [464], [442].

[641]. Hundreds are declined like the plural of bonus ([613]): as, ducentī, ducentae, ducenta, two hundred, G. ducentōrum or ducentū̆m ([462]), &c.