Brutusi

Brutusi is the genitive singular form of the Roman family name "Brutus." In Latin, the genitive case is often used to indicate possession or relationship. Therefore, "Brutusi" signifies "of Brutus" or "belonging to Brutus." It is most often encountered in contexts relating to members of the Brutus family, particularly Marcus Junius Brutus, a prominent figure in the assassination of Julius Caesar. For example, phrases like "consilium Brutusi" would mean "the plan of Brutus" or "Brutus's plan." Because the family produced many notable figures, "Brutusi" can refer to anything associated with any Brutus member across Roman history.