Declension of "audax"

Comparative and superlative forms

* Comparative: "audacior" * Superlative: "audacissimus"

Table of declensions

| Case | Singular | Plural | |---|---|---| | Nominative | audax | audācēs | | Genitive | audācis | audācium | | Dative | audācī | audācibus | | Accusative | audācem | audācēs | | Ablative | audācī | audācibus |

Example sentence

In its boldness to bear and to dare all things, the race of man rushes.

Conclusion

The word "audax" is a Latin adjective that means "bold" or "daring." It is often used to describe people who are willing to take risks and face challenges. The declension table above shows the different forms of "audax" that are used in different grammatical contexts.