Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges, chapter 93

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[*] 93. Domus (F.), house, has two stems ending in u- and o-. Hence it shows forms of both the fourth and second declensions:

[*] Note 1.--The Locative is domī (rarely domuī ), at home.

[*] Note 2.--The Genitive domī occurs in Plautus; domōrum is late or poetic.

	SINGULAR	PLURAL
NOM.	domus	domūs
GEN.	domūs (domī, loc.)	domuum (dom ōrum ）
DAT.	domuī (dom ō ）	domibus
ACC.	domum	domōs (dom ūs ）
ABL.	domō (dom ū ）	domibus

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