A few days ago
goturtwig

what are the dative and ablative cases for via?

the endings are is for both of them or something

would it be viis or vis

probably viis

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A few days ago
A.V.R.

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The noun is not the answerer’s choice.

http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~econrad/lang/ln1.html

Case Singular Plural Rough translation

Nominative matella matellae the chamber pot(s)

Genitive matellae matellarum of the chamber pot(s)

Dative matellae matellis to the chamber pot(s)

Accusative matellam matellas the chamber pot(s)

Ablative matella matellis by means of the chamber pot(s)

Locative matellae matellis at/in the chamber pot(s) (obsolete)

Vocative matella matellae O Chamber Pot(s)! (rare)

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A few days ago
Civis Romanus
“Via” is a regular feminine noun. The dative singular would thus be “viae” and the ablative singular would be “via”. The dative and ablative plural are both the same: “viis”.

(“Vis” is an entirely different noun that means “power or strength”).

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A few days ago
dalmatianfest
viis 4 both of them unless it is singular-if it wuz singular it would be viae and via
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