[ˈpɛ.nʊs], [ˈpɛː.nus]
OriginFrom Proto-Italic *penos, from Proto-Indo-European *pén-os (“food”), from *pen-. Compare penes, Lithuanian penė́ti (“to feed”).
- declension-2, declension-3, declension-4, neuterprovisions, food
- declension-2, declension-3, declension-4, neuterthe innermost part of a temple of Vesta, the sanctuary
Formspenus(canonical, feminine, masculine) · variously declined(canonical) · penī(genitive) · penūs(genitive) · penoris(genitive) · penus(nominative, singular) · penī(nominative, plural) · penūs(nominative, plural) · penī(genitive, singular) · penūs(genitive, singular) · penōrum(genitive, plural) · penuum(genitive, plural) · penō(dative, singular) · penuī(dative, singular) · penīs(dative, plural) · penibus(dative, plural) · penum(accusative, singular) · penōs(accusative, plural) · penūs(accusative, plural) · penō(ablative, singular)
Source: Wiktionary