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in the PONS Dictionary

pōns <pontis> m

1.

pons
Brücke, Steg [ fluminis über einen Fluss ]
pontem facere in flumine [o. per flumen, flumen (amnem) ponte iungere]
eine Brücke über den Fluss schlagen
pons uno die factus
pontem navibus efficere
ponte flumen transgredi, transmittere
pontem rescindere, interscindere, (inter)rumpere, (dis)solvere, vellere
abbrechen
alqs de ponte
ein Bettler
pons im Pl auch:
Jochbrücke

2. nachkl.

pons
Knüppelweg

3.

pons
Schiffstreppe, Laufsteg
ponte parato

4.

pons
Verdeck des Schiffes
naves pontibus stratae

5. poet; nachkl.

pons
Fallbrücke

6. poet

pons
Stockwerk [ turris ]

7. im Pl

pontes
Stege zur Abstimmung der Zenturiatkomitien

Pōns <Pontis> m (pons)

1.

Pons Campanus
Brücke über den Savo bei Sinuessa

2.

Pons Argenteus
Ort u. Brücke im südl. Gallien

Mulvius pōns

Mulvius pons
Tiberbrücke im Norden Roms, seit dem 14. Jahrh. Ponte Molle genannt
Declension for Pōns
Case Singular
Nominative Pōns
Genitive Pontis
Dative Pontī
Accusative Pontem
Ablative Ponte
Declension for pōns
Case Singular Plural
Nominative pōns pontēs
Genitive pontis pontum
Dative pontī pontibus
Accusative pontem pontēs
Ablative ponte pontibus