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: "It is impossible for the locative to express being located at multiple locations; plural forms only exist because certain proper names such as Athenae happen to be plural."
The locative singular "humī" does exists. But does locative plural "humīs" exist? And if it exists, what does it mean? Technically it should mean "on the grounds", so either en.wt or en.wp should be wrong. Maybe compare with domus which doesn't have a locative plural here at en.wt.
-84.161.33.17712:29, 18 July 2015 (UTC)Reply
@84.161.33.177, -sche, JohnC5: I could find no evidence of *humīs in use as a locative plural form. I did find this, however, which agrees with Wikipedia in telling us to "remember that only place names which are already plural, like Athēnae, will appear with a plural locative". — I.S.M.E.T.A.02:24, 26 January 2016 (UTC)Reply
