Latin nouns with locative

Some words in Classical Latin still had a different seventh case, the locative, referring to the place where one stands. Can you find them?
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The names of cities and of islands smaller than Creta (8 261km2) also possess their own distinctive locative case. Ireland is also included.
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House
Domus
At home
Domī
countryside
rūs
in the country
rūrī
ground, soil
humus
on the ground
humī
army
militia
in military service, in the field
militiae
hearth
focus
at the hearth,
at the center of the community
focī
Rome
Roma
at Rome
Romae
Ireland
Hibernia
in Ireland
Hiberniae
Cumae
Cūmae
at Cumae
Cūmīs
Athens
Athēnae
at Athens
Athēnīs
Brindisi
Brundisium
at Brindisi
Brundisiī
York
Eborācum
at York
Eborācī
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