vocibus
Vocibus is a Latin noun form derived from vox, meaning "voice." Specifically, vocibus is the dative plural and the ablative plural of vox. In Latin grammar, vox is a third-declension noun with the usual plural forms: voces (nominative plural), vocum (genitive plural), vocibus (dative and ablative plural), and voces as the accusative plural.
Etymology and form: The headword vox comes from Proto-Italic and ultimately from a Proto-Indo-European root related
Usage: In classical and later Latin, vocibus occurs in contexts requiring the plural dative or plural ablative
See also: Vox (Latin), Latin morphology, Latin grammar, Dative case, Ablative case.
Notes: Vocibus does not function as an independent lexical item beyond its grammatical role; its meaning is