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proper nounthird declension

Cohortēs Praetōriae

Cohortēs Praetōriae f pl (genitive Cohortum Praetōriae)
Classical[koˈ(ɦ)ɔr.teːs prae̯ˈtoː.ri.ae̯]Ecclesiastical[koˈɔr.tes preˈtɔː.ri.e]

Meaning

  1. the Praetorian Guard
  2. bodyguards and escorts of high-ranking Roman officials (senators and procurators) and senior officers in legions
  3. bodyguards of the Roman emperor

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominative—Cohortēs Praetōriae
genitive—Cohortum Praetōriae
dative—Cohortibus Praetōriae
accusative—Cohortēs Praetōriae
ablative—Cohortibus Praetōriae
vocative—Cohortēs Praetōriae

Quick answers

What does Cohortēs Praetōriae mean in Latin?
Cohortēs Praetōriae, a proper noun, means “the Praetorian Guard; bodyguards and escorts of high-ranking Roman officials (senators and procurators) and senior officers in legions; bodyguards of the Roman emperor”.
What is the genitive of Cohortēs Praetōriae?
The genitive singular is Cohortum Praetōriae. Cohortēs Praetōriae is third declension.
How do you pronounce Cohortēs Praetōriae?
In classical Latin, [koˈ(ɦ)ɔr.teːs prae̯ˈtoː.ri.ae̯]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [koˈɔr.tes preˈtɔː.ri.e].