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What is the Latin word for mountains?
I think mountain is MONS, but what is the plural form?
No google translate please.
Thank you!
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- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
The plural form of the nominative case of the Latin third-declension masculine noun "mons" (mountain) is "montes". Here are all the inflected forms of "montes":
Plural
nominative: montēs (subject)
vocative: montēs (o mountains!)
accusative: montēs (direct object)
genitive: montium (of mountains)
dative: montibus (indirect object)
ablative: montibus (by, with, from mountains)
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- 6 years ago
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What is the Latin word for mountains?
I think mountain is MONS, but what is the plural form?
No google translate please.
Thank you!
Source(s): latin word mountains: https://biturl.im/ie2YW - ?Lv 58 years ago
Middle English mountaine < Old French montaigne < Vulgar Latin *montānea, noun use of feminine of *montāneus, equivalent to Latin montān ( us ) mountainous ( mont-, stem of mōns mountain + -ānus -an) + -eus adj. suffix
