4th declension exercises

[arslongus]

Could someone verify these 4th declensions for accuracy? Just trying to practice.

large hands (s) manus ingentes
by our senates nostris senatibus
to/for those hands of yours istiis manibus
to/for the other knee aliis genibus
by the sweet fruits dulciis fructibus

[benissimus]

large hands (s) manus ingentes

grammatically correct, but ingens is a little more than "large".

by our senates nostris senatibus

correct

to/for those hands of yours istiis manibus

istis, not istiis. the stem is ist- (not isti-) and the ending is -is.

to/for the other knee aliis genibus

"the other" should be translated by alter, since it implies there are two things in comparison. your English is also singular but your Latin is plural.

by the sweet fruits dulciis fructibus

dulcis, -e is third declension, so dulcibus.

[arslongus]

Oh man.. 40%.. not good.

by the sweet fruits dulciis fructibus
dulcis, -e is third declension, so dulcibus.

Guess I need to pay more careful attention to the codes in 'Words'. When I entered dulciis, I got
dulci.is N 2 2 LOC P N
dulci.is N 2 2 DAT P N
dulci.is N 2 2 ABL P N

So, Locative, Dative, and Ablative forms.. Trouble is, it's a noun, not an adjective.

In this case, I suppose only knowing that dulcis is a 3rd decl. adjective of two endings would prevent me from making this mistake.