Double-checking dative use

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These are 3 senctences, in which I am checking for dative use. Hence, please confirm:

  1. Quid est nomen filiae Latonae?
    –Nomen filiae Latonae est Diana.

  2. Quid est nomen filio Latonae?
    –Nomen filio Latonae Phoebus est.

  3. Dantne feminae dona Latonae?
    –Ita, feminae dona Latonae dant.


    Initially, my comments are these:

Interrogative sentence #1: “nomen” is the accusative singular, and “filiae” is the dative singular leading into the genitive singular “Latonae.” Is analysis correct?
Sentence response #1: “Nomen” is accusative singular, and “filiae” is the dative indirect object followed by “Latonae” as genitive singular with Diana as subject. Is my response to the interrogative correct?

Interrogative sentence #2: Same issue.
Sentence response #2: Same issue.

Interrogative sentence #3: “Dantne” takes the dative singular “Latonae.”
Sentence response #3: “Dant” takes the dative singular “Latonae.” Is this correct?

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In sentences 1 and 2, nomen is not accusative. The rest is fine (including number 3). Good luck with your studies.