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What does navem in Latin mean?

"Navem" in Latin means "ship" in the accusative case.

Here's a breakdown:

* navis - the nominative singular form of the noun, meaning "ship".

* navem - the accusative singular form of the noun, used as the direct object of a verb.

For example:

* Videt navem. (He sees the ship.)

If you want to use "ship" as the subject of a sentence, you would use the nominative form "navis."

* Navis magna est. (The ship is large.)

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