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More (plural)
Example:
I have more horses. |
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Plures, Plura
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Plures equos habeo.
Plures is an adjective that takes the case of the noun it modifies, in this case Accusative. |
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More (singular)
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I want more food |
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Plus, Pluris, n (for the singular)
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Plus cibi peteo.
Plus is a noun that uses a partitive genitive to complete its meaning--cibi is genitive.
It is used when you would make the thing plural. |
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