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How does the ablative singular of third-declension pure i-stem nouns and neuter i-stems (e.g., turris, mare) differ from consonant-stem nouns (e.g., miles)?

Pure i-stems take '-i' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-e'. Pure i-stems take '-e' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-i'. Pure i-stems take '-u' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-o'. Both consonant stems and pure i-stems take '-is' in the ablative singular.

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Pure i-stems take '-i' in the ablative singular, whereas consonant stems take '-e'.

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