Cursum
Cursum is a Latin noun-form, the accusative singular of cursus, a masculine noun of the fourth declension. Cursus itself means course, running, path, or direction, and by extension a sequence or trajectory. Cursum appears when the noun is used in the accusative case, for example as the direct object or with verbs that govern the accusative to indicate a movement along a course or toward a destination. In grammar notes, cursum is contrasted with cursus in other cases and numbers; the nominative singular is cursus, and the nominative and accusative plural are cursus as well, with cursuum as genitive plural and cursibus as both dative and ablative plural.
In classical Latin, cursum is often found in phrases that describe movement or intention. A common example
Cursum is connected to well-known Latin terms built from the same root. Cursus honorum refers to the