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To your question, Navitii

Navitases

Navitas is a third-declension plural... therefore Navitatēs

Plural of Navitas is Navitas. Same as plural of Fish is Fish...

Navi?

Example:

"I lost a Navitas this morning when PL hot-dropped me. I've lost six Navi this week to them, alone."

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Mr Epeen

Someone should create a massive list of how to pronounce the plurals of every ship in the game. Then get someone to put that list somewhere (Eve wiki?) where it won't disappear.

Abaddon — |əˈbad(ə)n|, Hebrew name for the abyss and the angel king of locusts.
Adrestia — |əd'rɛstɪə|, a daughter of Ares and Aphrodite; the personification of revenge and balance.
Anathema — |əˈnaθəmə|, a formal papal curse/excommunication.
Algos – |'algɒs|, Greek for “pain”, a daughter of Eris.
Apotheosis — |əˌpɒθɪˈəʊsɪs|, the culmination of a development.
Arazu — |'arazʊ|, the Babylonian god of completed construction.
Archon — |ˈɑːkən|, a magistrate of Athens.
Ares — |ˈe(ə)rēz| |ˈɛ(ə)riz| |ˈɛːriːz|, Greek god of war.
Ashimmu — |ˈaʃɪmʊ|, from Ashima, a Semitic goddess of fate?
Astarte — |əˈstɑːti|, a Phoenician godess of fertility corresponding to Ishtar, Isis, and Aphrodite.
Astero — |ˈas-tərɒ|, from Greek αστέρι; starlike/star-.
Barghest — |’bɑː(r)gɛst|, a ghostly black dog of English folklore.
Bhaalgorn — |bɑːlgɔːn|, from Baal, a Phoenician fertility god.
Charon — |ˈkɛːrən|, the Greek ferryman on the river Styx.
Cerberus — |ˈsəːbərəs|, the Greek three-headed watch dog of Hades.
Chimera — |kʌɪˈmɪərə| or |kɪˈmɪərə|, the Greek mythological lion/goat/serpent hybrid.
Corax — |ˈkɔːraks|, the Latin word for raven.
Cruor — |'kru:or|, Latin for blood, gore, murder, bloodshed.
Cynabal — |'sɪnəb(ə)l|, esoteric/gnostic minister of Varcan, the angel of Sunday.
Deimos — |ˈdeɪmɒs|, a son of Ares and Aphrodite; the personification of terror.
Eos — |ˈiːɒs|, the Greek goddess of dawn.
Exequror — |ɪgˈzɛkjʊrə| or |ɛgˈzɛkjʊrə|, from Latin “exequor”: to follow to the end, or the grave.
Fenrir — |'fɛnrɪr|, the Norse wolf that devours Odin.
Garmur — |ˈkarmʏr|, an Icelandic term for a rag or a pitiful person.
Gila — |'hi:lə|, a venomous lizard.
Gnosis — |ˈnəʊsɪs|, a spiritual knowledge.
Harbinger — |ˈhɑːbɪn(d)ʒə|, a herald or omen, usually of bad things.
Huginn — |ˈhjuːgɪn|, one of Odin’s ravens representing thought.
Hyperion — |hʌɪˈpɪərɪən|, a Greek titan.
Ishtar — |ˈɪʃtɑː|, the Babylonian goddess of fertility, love, war, and sex.
Ishkur — |ˈɪʃkə|, the Babylonian god of storms, aka Adad.
Iteron — |ˈɪtərɒn|, from Latin “itero”: to repeat.
Jaguar — |ˈdʒagjʊə|, a large American cat.
Keres — |ˈkɛrɛs|, a set of Greek death spirits, the daughters of Nyx.
Kitsune — |kɪ'tsɯne|, “fox” in Japanese, and a folklore spirit of trickery.
Lachesis — |ˈlakɪsɪs|, the disposer of lots, one of the mythical Greek Moirai (fates).
Machariel — |ma'xa:rɪəl|, a demon duke in 17th century hermetic magic.
Maelstrom — |ˈmeɪlstrəm|, a whirlpool.
Mimir — |'mi:mir|, the Norse owner of the well of wisdom.
Myrmidon — |'məːmɪd(ə)n|, the son of Zeus and Eurymedusa (who was turned into an ant before the act).
Muninn — |'mjuːnɪn|, one of Odin’s ravens representing memory.
Naglfar — |'nɑːl'fɑː|, the mythological Norse ship made from toe and finger nails.
Navitas — |'na:vita:s|, Latin, “zeal” or “diligence”.
Nestor — |ˈnɛstə|, Greek king of Pylos, renowned for his wisdom.
Nidhoggur — |ˈnɪːðhəgr|, (Níðhöggr) the Norse serpent that gnaws at the world tree.
Oneiros — |ə(ʊ)ˈnʌɪrəʊs|, a Greek personification of dreams, one of the sons of Nyx.
Orthrus — |ɒrθ’rəs|, the two-headed brother of Cerberus.
Phobos — |ˈfəʊbɒs|, a son of Ares and Aphrodite; the personification of fear.
Rhea — |rēə| |riə| |ˈriːə|, the wife of the titan Cronus and the mother of Zeus.
Rokh — |rɒk|, a mythological giant Arabian bird.
Scimitar — |ˈsɪmɪtə|, a curved sword.
Scythe — |sʌɪð|, a cutting tool for grass and crops.
Sleipnir — |'sleɪpnr|, the eight-legged horse of Odin.
Stratios — |strat'ɪʊs|, mythological Greek son of Nestor.
Succubus — |ˈsʌkjʊbəs|, a Kabbalistic female demon or mother of demons.
Talwar — |tʌlˈwɑː|, an Indian sabre.
Tayra — |ˈtʌɪrə|, an American tree-weasel.
Utu — |'ʊtʊ|, the Babylonian god of the sun, justice, truth and law. aka Shamash.
Zealot — |ˈzɛlət|, a fanatic, historically a Jewish sect aiming at establishing a world theocracy.


…ok, so the plurals are missing, but that part is easy.

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