latin for nature?

Question

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Answer 1

The general term for nature is "Natura". "Rerum natura" (the nature of things) is very often used instead of natura only. Natura is also used for human nature (hominum natura, humana natura).
There are also other expressions for nature, such as loca naturae ("'nature's places", that is natural scenery), and to be out in the open air is to be "sub divo" - under the sky.

Answer 2

Nature in latin is "natura-ae", and belongs to the first declination.

Answer 3

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