declinaatio
Declinaatio is a Latin term that translates to "declension" in English. In the context of language, declension refers to the change in the form of a noun, pronoun, adjective, or numeral to express grammatical case, number, and gender. These changes are often indicated by adding or altering suffixes. For instance, in Latin, the word "mensa" (table) changes its ending to "mensae" when it is in the genitive case (possessive), meaning "of the table."
Different languages have varying degrees of declension. Some, like Latin and Greek, are highly inflected and