Dictionary formpanis, panis(masculine)
Translation
bread; loaf
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Grammar
Cases
| Case | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominativethe subject | panis | panes |
| Vocativecalling someone: O ... | panis | panes |
| Accusativethe direct object; after ad, in (into), per | panem | panes |
| Genitiveof | panis | panum |
| Dativeto, for | pani | panibus |
| Ablativeby, with, from; after a, ab, cum, de, e, ex, in (in), sine | pane | panibus |
Examples
cotidianum .
Give us our daily bread.
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The bread and the wine are on the table.
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We cannot live without bread.
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He gave bread to the soldiers.
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The price of the bread was small.
Panis, panis is a third declension masculine, and the nominative and genitive singular are identical - only the sentence tells you which you have. It is a countable loaf as well as bread in the mass, so panes in the plural means loaves, as in the five of the miracle.
This corpus is soaked in the liturgical sense: panis vitae, panis angelorum, panem nostrum cotidianum from the Lord's Prayer. Read it plainly first and theologically second. The descendants are everywhere: French pain, Spanish pan, Italian pane, and in English the buried ones - company and companion, from cum panis, those you share bread with, plus pantry and pannier.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 11: panis, parens, poena and 11 more words.