TABLE of ALL 5 DECLENSIONS

SINGULAR Decl I Decl II Decl III Decl IV Decl V
Nominative -a -us, -er / -um (n.) -∞ / -∞ (n.) -us / -ū (n.) -ēs
Genitive -ae -is -ūs -ēī
Dative -ae -uī / -ū (n.) -ēī
Accusative -am -um -em / -∞ (n.) -um / -ū (n.) -em
Ablative -e
PLURAL Decl I Decl II Decl III Decl IV Decl V
Nominative -ae -ī / -a (n.) -ēs / -a (n.) -ūs / -ua (n.) -ēs
Genitive -ārum -ōrum -um / -ium -uum -ērum
Dative -īs -īs -ibus -ibus -ēbus
Accusative -ās -ōs / -a (n.) -ēs / -a (n.) -ūs / -ua (n.) -ēs
Ablative -īs -īs -ibus -ibus -ēbus


Examples

SG. Decl I Decl II Decl III Decl IV Decl V
Nom port-a amīc-us, pu-er, ag-er
/ dōn-um (n.)
rēx, civis, urbs
/ corpus, mare (n.)
frūct-us
/ corn-ū (n.)
di-ēs
Gen port-ae amīc-ī, puer-ī, agr-ī
/ dōn-ī (.n)
rēg-is, cīv-is, urb-is,
/ corpor-is, mar-is (n.)
frūct-ūs
/ corn-ūs(n.)
di-ēī
Dat port-ae amīc-ō, puer-ō, agr-ō
/ dōn-ō (.n)
rēg-ī, cīv-ī, urb-ī,
/ corpor-ī, mar-ī (n.)
frūct-uī
/ corn-ū(n.)
di-ēī
Acc port-am amīc-um, puer-um, agr-um
/ dōn-um (n.)
rēg-em, civ-em, urb-em
/ corpus, mar-e (n.)
frūct-um
/ corn-ū (n.)
di-em
Abl port-ā amīc-ō, puer-ō, agr-ō
/ dōn--ō (.n)
rēg-e, cīv-e, urb-e,
/ corpor-e, mar-ī (n.)
frūct-ū
/ corn-ū(n.)
di-ē
PL. Decl I Decl II Decl III Decl IV Decl V
Nom port-ae amīc-ī, puer-ī, agr-ī
/ dōn-a (.n)
rēg-ēs, cīv-ēs, urb-ēs,
/ corpor-a, mar-ia (n.)
frūct-ūs
/ corn-ua(n.)
di-ēs
Gen port-ārum amīc-ōrum, puer-ōrum, agr-ōrum
/ dōn-ōrum (.n)
rēg-um, cīv-ium, urb-ium,
/ corpor-um, mar-ium (n.)
frūct-uum
/ corn-uum(n.)
di-ērum
Dat port-īs amīc-īs, puer-īs, agr-īs
/ dōn-īs (.n)
rēg-ibus, cīv-ibus, urb-ibus,
/ corpor-ibus, mar-ibus (n.)
frūct-ibus
/ corn-ibus(n.)
di-ēbus
Acc port-ās amīc-ōs, puer-ōs, agr-ōs
/ dōn-a (.n)
rēg-ēs, cīv-ēs, urb-ēs,
/ corpor-a, mar-ia (n.)
frūct-ūs
/ corn-ua(n.)
di-ēs
Abl port-īs amīc-īs, puer-īs, agr-īs
/ dōn-īs (.n)
rēg-ibus, cīv-ibus, urb-ibus,
/ corpor-ibus, mar-ibus (n.)
frūct-ibus
/ corn-ibus(n.)
di-ēbus


Vocative case has the same form as nominative case, except for 2nd declension nouns with suffices -us and -ius in the nominative case. For those with -us, the vocative case is -e. for those with -ius, the vocative is simply -i.
E.g.:
Nom. amicus, Voc. amice;
Nom. filius, Voc fili.