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in the PONS Dictionary

equus, ecus <ī> m (Gen Pl auch equûm, equôm, ecûm)

1.

equus
Pferd, Ross, Hengst [ bellator Streitross ]
(in) equo vehi
reiten
ex equo pugnare
zu Pferd
equo merere
bei der Reiterei dienen
sprichw equi donati dentes non inspiciuntur
„einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maul“

2. im Pl

a.

equus
Reiterei
equi virique
Reiterei u. Fußvolk
viris equisque sprichw
m. aller Macht

b. Verg.

equus
Gespann, Streitwagen

3. poet

equ bipes
Seepferd

Equus Tuticus <ī> m

Equus Tuticus
Ort nordöstl. v. Benevent (in der Nähe v. Neapel), j. Castel Franco
Declension of equus
Case Singular Plural
Nominative equus equī
Genitive equī equōrum
Dative equō equīs
Accusative equum equōs
Ablative equō equīs
Declension of Equus Tuticus
Case Singular
Nominative Equus Tuticus
Genitive Equus Tuticī
Dative Equus Tuticō
Accusative Equus Tuticum
Ablative Equus Tuticō