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Mesa is Spanish in origin, a derivative of the word mensa, which in Latin means "table". Mensa is a feminine Latin noun of the 1st declension and declines as follows:
Sing.
N. mensa the table
G. mensae of the table
D. mensae to/for the table
A. mensam the table
A. mensae by/with the table
V. mensa! O! Table!
Plural
N. mensae the tables
G. mensarum of the tables
D.mensis to/for the tables
A. mensas the tables
A mensis by/with the tables
V. mensas! O! Tables!
So if I want to say, "I go to the table," I have to write: Vado mensae.
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