How do you say bad moon in Latin?

Answer:
  • nominative/vocative: mala luna (subject; object of direct address)
  • genitive: malae lunae ("of [a/the] bad moon")
  • dative: malae lunae (""to/for [a/the] bad moon")
  • accusative: malam lunam (object)
  • ablative: mala luna ("from/by/with [a/the] bad moon")
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