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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: navbox + langbar

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 00:27:34 GMT

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	The '''locative case''' is a Latin grammatical case which indicates a location used exclusively for cities and small islands. It corresponds to the English preposition "in".		The '''locative case''' is a Latin grammatical case which indicates a location used exclusively for cities and small islands. It corresponds to the English preposition "in".

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 12:01, 13 August 2008

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 12:01:09 GMT

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	*If a city's name ends in "'''-us'''" or "'''-um'''", then the locative ends in "'''-i'''".		*If a city's name ends in "'''-us'''" or "'''-um'''", then the locative ends in "'''-i'''".

−	:"'''''~~Corithus~~'''''" becomes "'''''Corinthi'''''",	+	:"'''''Corinthus'''''" becomes "'''''Corinthi'''''",
	:"'''''Mediolanum'''''" becomes "'''''Mediolani'''''".		:"'''''Mediolanum'''''" becomes "'''''Mediolani'''''".

M. Lucretius Agricola: recat

M. Lucretius Agricola — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:52:12 GMT

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 08:39, 22 July 2008

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 08:39:31 GMT

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	Here are the basic and '''very''' general rules for making a locative case of cities:		Here are the basic and '''very''' general rules for making a locative case of cities:

−	*If a city's name ends in "'''-us'''" or "'''-um'''", then the locative ends in "'''-i'''". "'''''Corithus'''''" becomes "'''''Corinthi'''''", "'''''Mediolanum'''''" becomes "'''''Mediolani'''''",.	+	*If a city's name ends in "'''-us'''" or "'''-um'''", then the locative ends in "'''-i'''".
−	*If a city's name ends in "'''-a'''", then the locative ends in "'''-ae'''". "'''''Roma'''''" becomes "'''''Romae'''''".	+
−	*If a city's name ends in "'''-i'''" or "'''-ae'''", then the locative ends in "'''-is'''". "'''''Delphi'''''" becomes "'''''Delphis'''''", "'''''Athenae'''''" becomes "'''''Athenis'''''",	+	:"'''''Corithus'''''" becomes "'''''Corinthi'''''",
		+	:"'''''Mediolanum'''''" becomes "'''''Mediolani'''''".
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		+	*If a city's name ends in "'''-a'''", then the locative ends in "'''-ae'''".
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		+	:"'''''Roma'''''" becomes "'''''Romae'''''".
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		+	*If a city's name ends in "'''-i'''" or "'''-ae'''", then the locative ends in "'''-is'''".
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		+	:"'''''Delphi'''''" becomes "'''''Delphis'''''",
		+	:"'''''Athenae'''''" becomes "'''''Athenis'''''".

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: New page: The '''locative case''' is a Latin grammatical case which indicates a location used exclusively for cities and small islands. It corresponds to the English preposition "in". Here are the...

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 08:36:32 GMT

New page: The '''locative case''' is a Latin grammatical case which indicates a location used exclusively for cities and small islands. It corresponds to the English preposition "in". Here are the...

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The '''locative case''' is a Latin grammatical case which indicates a location used exclusively for cities and small islands. It corresponds to the English preposition "in".

Here are the basic and '''very''' general rules for making a locative case of cities:

*If a city's name ends in "'''-us'''" or "'''-um'''", then the locative ends in "'''-i'''". "'''''Corithus'''''" becomes "'''''Corinthi'''''", "'''''Mediolanum'''''" becomes "'''''Mediolani'''''",.
*If a city's name ends in "'''-a'''", then the locative ends in "'''-ae'''". "'''''Roma'''''" becomes "'''''Romae'''''".
*If a city's name ends in "'''-i'''" or "'''-ae'''", then the locative ends in "'''-is'''". "'''''Delphi'''''" becomes "'''''Delphis'''''", "'''''Athenae'''''" becomes "'''''Athenis'''''",

[[Category:Lingua Latina]]