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The Latin word is naturalis. Like almost all Latin adjectives, naturalis varies in spelling according to how it's used. The following are all correct spellings, depending on context:
naturalis - nominative singular masculine/feminine; genitive singular all genders
naturale - nominative/accusative neuter
naturalem - accusative singular masculine/feminine
naturali - dative/ablative singular all genders
naturales - nominative/accusative plural masculine/feminine
naturalia - nominative/accusative plural neuter
naturalium - genitive plural all genders
naturalibus - dative/ablative all genders
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