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cōpia is a Latin Noun that primarily means abundance.
Noun
abundance, supply
English derivatives:
copious copy cornucopia
Noun
(w. gen.) A plentiful supply, abundance, large quantity (of some specified object). (b) (absol.) abundance, plenty (as opposed to want); (also personified or as a goddess). (c) profuseness of language, copiousness (cf. 6).
(in neutral sense) Number amount, quantity; (pregn.) the whole amount, the sum.
A body of men, band, troop (usu. in mil. context); (pl.) forces, troops.
Cōpiamne librōrum bonōrum habētis?Compare Do you (pl.) have an abundance of good books?
Magnam cōpiam librōrum faciam.Compare I shall make a great supply of books.
Virī bonī cōpiā hōrum frūctuum numquam carēbunt.Compare Good men will never lack an abundance of these fruits.
Magna cōpia pecūniae hominēs ad sapientiam nōn dūcit.Compare A great abundance of money does not lead men to wisdom.
Singular | Plural | |
Nom. | cōpia | cōpiae |
Gen. | cōpiae | cōpiārum |
Dat. | cōpiae | cōpiīs |
Acc. | cōpiam | cōpiās |
Abl. | cōpiā | cōpiīs |
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "cōpia, cōpiae (n.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed November 17, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/copia-copiae.
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