rana

Le mot est pour *rācsnā ^([1]), apparenté à ranco (« feuler ») et racco (« miauler »), à l'anglais roar (« rugir »).

Voyez l'étymologie de grenouille depuis ranuncula, avec un \ɡ\ initial sans doute issu du croisement avec des verbes exprimant le croassement.

rānă (singular nominative)
rānae (plural nominative)
rānă (singular vocative)
rānae (plural vocative)
rānăm (singular accusative)
rānās (plural accusative)
rānae (singular genitive)
rānārŭm (plural genitive)
rānae (singular dative)
rānīs (plural dative)
rānā (singular ablative)
rānīs (plural ablative)

rānŭla

petite grenouille - ranule (petite tumeur sous la langue des animaux)

rānă \Prononciation ?\ féminin , 1ʳᵉ déclinaison


aranea

Féminin de arāneus (« araignée ») et apparenté au grec ancien ἀράχνη, arákhnê (« araignée »).

araneă (singular nominative)
araneae (plural nominative)
araneă (singular vocative)
araneae (plural vocative)
araneăm (singular accusative)
araneās (plural accusative)
araneae (singular genitive)
araneārŭm (plural genitive)
araneae (singular dative)
araneīs (plural dative)
araneā (singular ablative)
araneīs (plural ablative)

araneosus

plein de toiles d'araignée ; qui ressemble à une toile d'araignée

araneum

toile d'araignée ; maladie des oliviers et des vignes


elephantus

Du grec ancien ἐλέφας, eléphas via son génitif ἐλέφαντος eléphantos.

elephantī (plural nominative)
elephante (singular vocative)
elephantī (plural vocative)
elephantum (singular accusative)
elephantōs (plural accusative)
elephantī (singular genitive)
elephantōrum (plural genitive)
elephantō (singular dative)
elephantīs (plural dative)
elephantō (singular ablative)
elephantīs (plural ablative)


febris

De foveo (« chauffer ») ou ferveo (« être bouillant ») : appellamus a calendo calorem, e fervore febrim — (Varron).

Sans lien étymologique avec februum (« fumigation »).

fēbris (singular nominative)
fēbrēs (plural nominative)
fēbris (singular vocative)
fēbrēs (plural vocative)
fēbrem (singular accusative)
fēbrēs (plural accusative)
fēbris (singular genitive)
fēbrum (plural genitive)
fēbrī (singular dative)
fēbribus (plural dative)
fēbrĕ (singular ablative)
fēbribus (plural ablative)
febrim

fēbris \Prononciation ?\ féminin 3ᵉ déclinaison, imparisyllabique

Febrim tibi esse.


morbus

De l’indo-européen commun *mer (« pétrir, frapper ») qui donne aussi, en latin, moretum (« sorte de pesto antique »), mortarium (« mortier »), mordeo (« mordre »), marmor (« marbre »), via le grec ancien ; le français marasme via le grec ancien, le radical *mora de cauchemar, etc.

Oudérivé de morior, avec le suffixe -bus, littéralement « ce qui prête à mourir », apparenté au grec ancien βροτός, brotós (« mortel »), au slavon моръ, morŭ (« peste, épidémie »).

morbī (plural nominative)
morbe (singular vocative)
morbī (plural vocative)
morbum (singular accusative)
morbōs (plural accusative)
morbī (singular genitive)
morbōrum (plural genitive)
morbō (singular dative)
morbīs (plural dative)
morbō (singular ablative)
morbīs (plural ablative)

morbificus

qui engendre la maladie, qui fait tomber malade

in morbo esse

iam signa letalia in furoris morbo risum, sapientiae vero aegritudine fimbriarum curam et stragulae vestis plicaturas, a somno moventium neglectum, praefandi umoris e corpore effluvium, in oculorum quidem et narium aspectu indubitata maxime atque etiam supino adsidue cubitu, venarum inaequabili aut formicante percussu, quaeque alia Hippocrati principi medicinae observata sunt.

Voici les signes de mort : rire dans l’affection avec transport ; dans l’affection de la raison (29), ramasser les fétus et plisser continuellement les couvertures ; un sommeil ou le malade ne sent pas qu’on le remue ; l’écoulement involontaire des liquides qu’on s’excuse de nommer. Les signes les moins douteux sont dans l’aspect des yeux et des narines, dans un décubitus constant sur le dos, dans un pouls inégal ou filiforme, et les autres symptômes qu’a observés Hippocrate, prince de la médecine (Pronostic). — (traduction)


angina

Dérivé de ango (« serrer le cœur, la poitrine »), avec le suffixe -ina ; issu du grec ancien ἀγχόνη, ankhónē.

angină (singular nominative)
anginae (plural nominative)
angină (singular vocative)
anginae (plural vocative)
anginăm (singular accusative)
anginās (plural accusative)
anginae (singular genitive)
anginārŭm (plural genitive)
anginae (singular dative)
anginīs (plural dative)
anginā (singular ablative)
anginīs (plural ablative)

[ˈän̠ʲd͡ʒinä]


boa

Avec pour variante bova, de bōs, bŏvis (« bovin ») car les anciens pensaient que ce serpent tétait le lait des vaches (voir la citation de Pline ci-dessous).

boă (singular nominative)
boae (plural nominative)
boă (singular vocative)
boae (plural vocative)
boăm (singular accusative)
boās (plural accusative)
boae (singular genitive)
boārŭm (plural genitive)
boae (singular dative)
boīs (plural dative)
boā (singular ablative)
boīs (plural ablative)
bova

Enflure des jambes par la suite d’une marche pénible.

Boa appellatur morbus papularum, cum rubent corpora ; sabuci ramo verberatur. cortex interior tritus ex vino albo potus alvum solvit.

On donne le nom de boa à des papules rouges qui couvrent tout le corps ; on guérit cette maladie avec une branche de sureau. L'écorce intérieure pilée, et bue dans du vin blanc, relâche le ventre.

Eruptiones pituitae emendant plantago, cyclamini radix e melle, ebuli folia trita e vetere vino ; inposita etiam boam sanant, id est rubentes papulas, pruriginem sucus strychni inlitus.

Les éruptions pituiteuses se traitent par le plantain ; par la racine de cyclaminos dans du miel; par les feuilles pilées de l'hièble, lesquelles en cataplasme avec du vin vieux guérissent aussi le boa, sorte de papules rouges. Le suc de strychnos en onction est un remède pour le prurit.


nome

nomae (plural nominative)
nomae (plural vocative)
nomen (singular accusative)
nomas (plural accusative)
nomes (singular genitive)
nomarum (plural genitive)
nomae (singular dative)
nomis (plural dative)
nomis (plural ablative)

cohibere nomas.


colon

(Côlon) Du grec ancien κόλον, kólon (« côlon »).

(Membre de la phrase) Du grec ancien κῶλον, kôlon (« membre, élément »).

cola (plural nominative)
cola (plural vocative)
cola (plural accusative)
colī (singular genitive)
colōrum (plural genitive)
colō (singular dative)
colīs (plural dative)
colō (singular ablative)
colīs (plural ablative)
colum

coli tormentum


hernia

De l’indo-européen commun *g'her- (« entrailles »). Apparenté à haru-spex (« devin qui examine les entrailles »), hira (« intestin grêle »), hilla (« intestins »).

herniă (singular nominative)
herniae (plural nominative)
herniă (singular vocative)
herniae (plural vocative)
herniăm (singular accusative)
herniās (plural accusative)
herniae (singular genitive)
herniārŭm (plural genitive)
herniae (singular dative)
herniīs (plural dative)
herniā (singular ablative)
herniīs (plural ablative)


asthma

Du grec ancien ἄσθμα, ásthma (« souffle, souffle court »).

asthmata (plural nominative)
asthmata (plural vocative)
asthmata (plural accusative)
asthmatis (singular genitive)
asthmatum (plural genitive)
asthmatī (singular dative)
asthmatibus (plural dative)
asthmatĕ (singular ablative)
asthmatibus (plural ablative)


cholera

Du grec ancien χολέρα, kholéra de χολή qui donne chole (« bile »).

choleră (singular nominative)
cholerae (plural nominative)
choleră (singular vocative)
cholerae (plural vocative)
cholerăm (singular accusative)
cholerās (plural accusative)
cholerae (singular genitive)
cholerārŭm (plural genitive)
cholerae (singular dative)
cholerīs (plural dative)
cholerā (singular ablative)
cholerīs (plural ablative)

Maladie de la bile : jaunisse, choléra, vomissement de bile.


bulimia

bulimiă (singular nominative)
bulimiae (plural nominative)
bulimiă (singular vocative)
bulimiae (plural vocative)
bulimiăm (singular accusative)
bulimiās (plural accusative)
bulimiae (singular genitive)
bulimiārŭm (plural genitive)
bulimiae (singular dative)
bulimiīs (plural dative)
bulimiā (singular ablative)
bulimiīs (plural ablative)


paralysis

paralysēs (plural nominative)
paralysēs (plural vocative)
paralysem (singular accusative)
paralysēs (plural accusative)
paralysum (plural genitive)
paralysī (singular dative)
paralysibus (plural dative)
paralysĕ (singular ablative)
paralysibus (plural ablative)


chalazion

chalazia (plural nominative)
chalazia (plural vocative)
chalazia (plural accusative)
chalaziī (singular genitive)
chalaziōrum (plural genitive)
chalaziō (singular dative)
chalaziīs (plural dative)
chalaziō (singular ablative)
chalaziīs (plural ablative)

de chalazio palpebrarum.


herpes

Du grec ancien ἕρπης, herpês (« [maladie] rampante »), les maladies herpétiques gagnant de proche en proche ; apparenté à serpens, serpentis → voir serpo ; comparer avec serpedo (« érysipèle »).

herpetēs (plural nominative)
herpetēs (plural vocative)
herpetem (singular accusative)
herpetēs (plural accusative)
herpetis (singular genitive)
herpetum (plural genitive)
herpetī (singular dative)
herpetibus (plural dative)
herpetĕ (singular ablative)
herpetibus (plural ablative)


tetanus

tetanī (plural nominative)
tetane (singular vocative)
tetanī (plural vocative)
tetanum (singular accusative)
tetanōs (plural accusative)
tetanī (singular genitive)
tetanōrum (plural genitive)
tetanō (singular dative)
tetanīs (plural dative)
tetanō (singular ablative)
tetanīs (plural ablative)


lepra

Du grec ancien λέπρα, lepra, de λέπω, lépô (« peler »), apparenté à lepor.

lepră (singular nominative)
leprae (plural nominative)
lepră (singular vocative)
leprae (plural vocative)
leprăm (singular accusative)
leprās (plural accusative)
leprae (singular genitive)
leprārŭm (plural genitive)
leprae (singular dative)
leprīs (plural dative)
leprā (singular ablative)
leprīs (plural ablative)


contagio

contagionēs (plural nominative)
contagionēs (plural vocative)
contagionem (singular accusative)
contagionēs (plural accusative)
contagionis (singular genitive)
contagionum (plural genitive)
contagionī (singular dative)
contagionibus (plural dative)
contagionĕ (singular ablative)
contagionibus (plural ablative)
contages
contagium

Contagion, infection, maladie contagieuse.


elephas

elephantēs (plural nominative)
elephantēs (plural vocative)
elephantem (singular accusative)
elephantēs (plural accusative)
elephantis (singular genitive)
elephantum (plural genitive)
elephantī (singular dative)
elephantibus (plural dative)
elephantĕ (singular ablative)
elephantibus (plural ablative)


panicula

paniculă (singular nominative)
paniculae (plural nominative)
paniculă (singular vocative)
paniculae (plural vocative)
paniculăm (singular accusative)
paniculās (plural accusative)
paniculae (singular genitive)
paniculārŭm (plural genitive)
paniculae (singular dative)
paniculīs (plural dative)
paniculā (singular ablative)
paniculīs (plural ablative)


phthisis

Du grec ancien φθίσις, phthísis (« consomption »), apparenté au latin sitis (« soif »).

phthisēs (plural nominative)
phthisēs (plural vocative)
phthisem (singular accusative)
phthisēs (plural accusative)
phthisum (plural genitive)
phthisī (singular dative)
phthisibus (plural dative)
phthisĕ (singular ablative)
phthisibus (plural ablative)


podagra

podagră (singular nominative)
podagrae (plural nominative)
podagră (singular vocative)
podagrae (plural vocative)
podagrăm (singular accusative)
podagrās (plural accusative)
podagrae (singular genitive)
podagrārŭm (plural genitive)
podagrae (singular dative)
podagrīs (plural dative)
podagrā (singular ablative)
podagrīs (plural ablative)

doloribus podagrae cruciari


struma

Dérivé de struo (« accumuler, entasser »), avec le suffixe -ma.

strumă (singular nominative)
strumae (plural nominative)
strumă (singular vocative)
strumae (plural vocative)
strumăm (singular accusative)
strumās (plural accusative)
strumae (singular genitive)
strumārŭm (plural genitive)
strumae (singular dative)
strumīs (plural dative)
strumā (singular ablative)
strumīs (plural ablative)

qui exsecant pestem aliquam, tamquam strumam civitatis.


tympanites

tympanitēs (singular nominative)
tympanitae (plural nominative)
tympanitē (singular vocative)
tympanitae (plural vocative)
tympanitēn (singular accusative)
tympanitās (plural accusative)
tympanitae (singular genitive)
tympanitārum (plural genitive)
tympanitae (singular dative)
tympanitīs (plural dative)
tympanitē (singular ablative)
tympanitīs (plural ablative)


coriago

Dérivé de corium (« cuir »), avec le suffixe -ago → voir coriaceus.

coriaginēs (plural nominative)
coriaginēs (plural vocative)
coriaginem (singular accusative)
coriaginēs (plural accusative)
coriaginis (singular genitive)
coriaginum (plural genitive)
coriaginī (singular dative)
coriaginibus (plural dative)
coriaginĕ (singular ablative)
coriaginibus (plural ablative)


lacca

De l’indo-européen commun *lek- (« tourner, membre, rond ») qui donne aussi locusta, lacertus, le grec ancien λάξ, laks, le norrois leggr → voir leg en anglais, etc.

laccă (singular nominative)
laccae (plural nominative)
laccă (singular vocative)
laccae (plural vocative)
laccăm (singular accusative)
laccās (plural accusative)
laccae (singular genitive)
laccārŭm (plural genitive)
laccae (singular dative)
laccīs (plural dative)
laccā (singular ablative)
laccīs (plural ablative)


hamarthritis

Du grec ancien ἅμα, háma (« totale ») et arthritis (« goutte »).

hamarthritēs (plural nominative)
hamarthritēs (plural vocative)
hamarthritem (singular accusative)
hamarthritēs (plural accusative)
hamarthritum (plural genitive)
hamarthritī (singular dative)
hamarthritibus (plural dative)
hamarthritĕ (singular ablative)
hamarthritibus (plural ablative)


erysipelas

(Siècle à préciser) Du grec ancien ἐρυσίπελας, erusipelas (« inflammation de la peau »).

erysipelata (plural nominative)
erysipelata (plural vocative)
erysipelata (plural accusative)
erysipelatis (singular genitive)
erysipelatum (plural genitive)
erysipelatī (singular dative)
erysipelatibus (plural dative)
erysipelatĕ (singular ablative)
erysipelatibus (plural ablative)


cynanche

Du grec ancien κυνάγχη, kunánkhê (« chien étranglé »).

cynanchae (plural nominative)
cynanchae (plural vocative)
cynanchen (singular accusative)
cynanchas (plural accusative)
cynanches (singular genitive)
cynancharum (plural genitive)
cynanchae (singular dative)
cynanchis (plural dative)
cynanchis (plural ablative)

Inflammation de la gorge qui provoque la sortie de la langue.


trachoma

(Latin médical) Du grec ancien τράχωµα, trákhôma (« aspérité »).

trachomata (plural nominative)
trachomata (plural vocative)
trachomata (plural accusative)
trachomatis (singular genitive)
trachomatum (plural genitive)
trachomatī (singular dative)
trachomatibus (plural dative)
trachomatĕ (singular ablative)
trachomatibus (plural ablative)


aurugo

Dérivé de aurum (« or »), avec le suffixe -igo, -ugo.

auruginēs (plural nominative)
auruginēs (plural vocative)
auruginem (singular accusative)
auruginēs (plural accusative)
auruginis (singular genitive)
auruginum (plural genitive)
auruginī (singular dative)
auruginibus (plural dative)
auruginĕ (singular ablative)
auruginibus (plural ablative)


meliceris

meliceridēs (plural nominative)
meliceridēs (plural vocative)
meliceridem (singular accusative)
meliceridēs (plural accusative)
meliceridis (singular genitive)
meliceridum (plural genitive)
meliceridī (singular dative)
meliceridibus (plural dative)
meliceridĕ (singular ablative)
meliceridibus (plural ablative)

melilotos contra meliceridas efficax


leuce

Féminin du grec ancien λευκός, leukós (« blanc »), sous-entendant planta (« plante ») ou aegror (« maladie »).

leucae (plural nominative)
leucae (plural vocative)
leucen (singular accusative)
leucas (plural accusative)
leuces (singular genitive)
leucarum (plural genitive)
leucae (singular dative)
leucis (plural dative)
leucis (plural ablative)


dysuria

dysuriă (singular nominative)
dysuriae (plural nominative)
dysuriă (singular vocative)
dysuriae (plural vocative)
dysuriăm (singular accusative)
dysuriās (plural accusative)
dysuriae (singular genitive)
dysuriārŭm (plural genitive)
dysuriae (singular dative)
dysuriīs (plural dative)
dysuriā (singular ablative)
dysuriīs (plural ablative)


staphyloma

staphylomata (plural nominative)
staphylomata (plural vocative)
staphylomata (plural accusative)
staphylomatis (singular genitive)
staphylomatum (plural genitive)
staphylomatī (singular dative)
staphylomatibus (plural dative)
staphylomatĕ (singular ablative)
staphylomatibus (plural ablative)


scrofulae

Dérivé de scrofa (« truie »), avec le suffixe -ula.

scrofulās (plural accusative)
scrofulārŭm (plural genitive)
scrofulīs (plural dative)
scrofulīs (plural ablative)

Scrofules (issue au départ d'une tuberculose porcine).


paracynanche

Du grec ancien παρακυνάγχη, parakunankhê.

paracynanchae (plural nominative)
paracynanchae (plural vocative)
paracynanchen (singular accusative)
paracynanchas (plural accusative)
paracynanches (singular genitive)
paracynancharum (plural genitive)
paracynanchae (singular dative)
paracynanchis (plural dative)
paracynanchis (plural ablative)


paraplexia

paraplexiă (singular nominative)
paraplexiae (plural nominative)
paraplexiă (singular vocative)
paraplexiae (plural vocative)
paraplexiăm (singular accusative)
paraplexiās (plural accusative)
paraplexiae (singular genitive)
paraplexiārŭm (plural genitive)
paraplexiae (singular dative)
paraplexiīs (plural dative)
paraplexiā (singular ablative)
paraplexiīs (plural ablative)


chiragra

chiragră (singular nominative)
chiragrae (plural nominative)
chiragră (singular vocative)
chiragrae (plural vocative)
chiragrăm (singular accusative)
chiragrās (plural accusative)
chiragrae (singular genitive)
chiragrārŭm (plural genitive)
chiragrae (singular dative)
chiragrīs (plural dative)
chiragrā (singular ablative)
chiragrīs (plural ablative)
cheragra

podagra et chiragra et omnis vertebrarum dolor nervorumque interquiescit


choeras

choeradēs (plural nominative)
choeradēs (plural vocative)
choeradem (singular accusative)
choeradēs (plural accusative)
choeradis (singular genitive)
choeradum (plural genitive)
choeradī (singular dative)
choeradibus (plural dative)
choeradĕ (singular ablative)
choeradibus (plural ablative)


chordapsus

chordapsī (plural nominative)
chordapse (singular vocative)
chordapsī (plural vocative)
chordapsum (singular accusative)
chordapsōs (plural accusative)
chordapsī (singular genitive)
chordapsōrum (plural genitive)
chordapsō (singular dative)
chordapsīs (plural dative)
chordapsō (singular ablative)
chordapsīs (plural ablative)


pleurisis

pleurisēs (plural nominative)
pleurisēs (plural vocative)
pleurisem (singular accusative)
pleurisēs (plural accusative)
pleurisum (plural genitive)
pleurisī (singular dative)
pleurisibus (plural dative)
pleurisĕ (singular ablative)
pleurisibus (plural ablative)


intercus

Dérivé de cutis (« peau »), avec le préfixe inter- (« entre »).

intercutēs (plural nominative)
intercutēs (plural vocative)
intercutem (singular accusative)
intercutēs (plural accusative)
intercutis (singular genitive)
intercutum (plural genitive)
intercutī (singular dative)
intercutibus (plural dative)
intercutĕ (singular ablative)
intercutibus (plural ablative)


alphus

Du grec ancien ἀλφός, alphós apparenté à albus (« blanc »).

alphī (plural nominative)
alphe (singular vocative)
alphī (plural vocative)
alphum (singular accusative)
alphōs (plural accusative)
alphī (singular genitive)
alphōrum (plural genitive)
alphō (singular dative)
alphīs (plural dative)
alphō (singular ablative)
alphīs (plural ablative)


siriasis

Apparenté à Sirius (« l’Ardent »), du grec ancien σειρίασις, seiríasis.

siriasēs (plural nominative)
siriasēs (plural vocative)
siriasem (singular accusative)
siriasēs (plural accusative)
siriasum (plural genitive)
siriasī (singular dative)
siriasibus (plural dative)
siriasĕ (singular ablative)
siriasibus (plural ablative)

Inflammation causée par la chaleur du soleil.


quartana

De quartanus (« de quart, de quatrième »), sous-entendant febris (« fièvre »).

quartană (singular nominative)
quartanae (plural nominative)
quartană (singular vocative)
quartanae (plural vocative)
quartanăm (singular accusative)
quartanās (plural accusative)
quartanae (singular genitive)
quartanārŭm (plural genitive)
quartanae (singular dative)
quartanīs (plural dative)
quartanā (singular ablative)
quartanīs (plural ablative)

in quartanam conversa vis est morbi.


ischias

Du grec ancien ἰσχιάς, iskhiás, apparenté à ischia (« hanches »).

ischiadēs (plural nominative)
ischiadēs (plural vocative)
ischiadem (singular accusative)
ischiadēs (plural accusative)
ischiadis (singular genitive)
ischiadum (plural genitive)
ischiadī (singular dative)
ischiadibus (plural dative)
ischiadĕ (singular ablative)
ischiadibus (plural ablative)

Arction aliqui potius arcturum vocant. similis est verbasco foliis, nisi quod hirsutiora sunt, caule longo, molli, semine cumini. nascitur in petrosis radice tenera, alba, dulci, quae decoquitur in vino ad dentium dolorem, ut ore ita contineatur. decoctum bibitur propter ischiada et stranguriam. ex vino ambustis inponitur et pernionibus; foventur eadem cum radice semine trito in vino.

L'arction (Arctium lappa, L.), nommé par quelques-uns arcturus, a les feuilles semblables à celles du bouillon blanc, si ce n'est qu'elles sont plus velues, la tige longue, molle, la graine du cumin. Il croît dans les terrains pierreux. La racine en est tendre, blanche et douce. On le fait bouillir dans du vin pour le mal de dents, et on garde cette décoction dans la bouche. On le prend en boisson pour la coxalgie et la strangurie. On l'applique, avec du vin sur les brûlures et les engelures, qu'on fomente aussi avec la racine et la graine pilée, dans du vin.


ischuria

ischuriă (singular nominative)
ischuriae (plural nominative)
ischuriă (singular vocative)
ischuriae (plural vocative)
ischuriăm (singular accusative)
ischuriās (plural accusative)
ischuriae (singular genitive)
ischuriārŭm (plural genitive)
ischuriae (singular dative)
ischuriīs (plural dative)
ischuriā (singular ablative)
ischuriīs (plural ablative)


serpedo

(Siècle à préciser)Dérivé de serpo, avec le suffixe -edo.

serpedinēs (plural nominative)
serpedinēs (plural vocative)
serpedinem (singular accusative)
serpedinēs (plural accusative)
serpedinis (singular genitive)
serpedinum (plural genitive)
serpedinī (singular dative)
serpedinibus (plural dative)
serpedinĕ (singular ablative)
serpedinibus (plural ablative)


ostigo

Dérivé de os (« bouche »), avec le suffixe -igo.

ostiginēs (plural nominative)
ostiginēs (plural vocative)
ostiginem (singular accusative)
ostiginēs (plural accusative)
ostiginis (singular genitive)
ostiginum (plural genitive)
ostiginī (singular dative)
ostiginibus (plural dative)
ostiginĕ (singular ablative)
ostiginibus (plural ablative)


pendigo

pendiginēs (plural nominative)
pendiginēs (plural vocative)
pendiginem (singular accusative)
pendiginēs (plural accusative)
pendiginis (singular genitive)
pendiginum (plural genitive)
pendiginī (singular dative)
pendiginibus (plural dative)
pendiginĕ (singular ablative)
pendiginibus (plural ablative)


surdigo

Dérivé de surdus (« sourd »), avec le suffixe -igo.

surdiginēs (plural nominative)
surdiginēs (plural vocative)
surdiginem (singular accusative)
surdiginēs (plural accusative)
surdiginis (singular genitive)
surdiginum (plural genitive)
surdiginī (singular dative)
surdiginibus (plural dative)
surdiginĕ (singular ablative)
surdiginibus (plural ablative)


tentigo

Dérivé de tentus (« tendu »), avec le suffixe -igo.

tentiginēs (plural nominative)
tentiginēs (plural vocative)
tentiginem (singular accusative)
tentiginēs (plural accusative)
tentiginis (singular genitive)
tentiginum (plural genitive)
tentiginī (singular dative)
tentiginibus (plural dative)
tentiginĕ (singular ablative)
tentiginibus (plural ablative)