adsessor in All languages combined

IPA: \adˈses.sor\ [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Forms: adsessorēs [plural, nominative], adsessorēs [plural, vocative], adsessorem [singular, accusative], adsessorēs [plural, accusative], adsessoris [singular, genitive], adsessorum [plural, genitive], adsessorī [singular, dative], adsessoribus [plural, dative], adsessorĕ [singular, ablative], adsessoribus [plural, ablative], adsestrix [feminine]

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"adsessor" meaning in All languages combined

Noun [Latin]

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