quantias
Quantias is a Latin noun form appearing in older texts with the sense of “sums” or “amounts.” It derives from quantia, meaning quantity or sum, and in classical Latin the nominative plural is quantiae, while quantias is the accusative plural. Thus quantias is encountered when the sums are the direct object of a verb.
Historically, quantias occurs in legal, accounting, and financial writings to refer to specific sums owed, taxed,
In modern scholarly usage, quantias is cited as part of Latin vocabulary illustrating monetary terminology. It
Etymology and related forms: quantias comes from quantia (quantity, sum) with the customary Latin plural endings.