"syphilis" meaning in Latin

See syphilis in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Adjective

IPA: \sy.pʰi.lis\
Forms: syphilidēs [plural, masculine, nominative], syphilidēs [plural, feminine, nominative], syphilidia [plural, neuter, nominative], syphilidēs [plural, masculine, vocative], syphilidēs [plural, feminine, vocative], syphilidia [plural, neuter, vocative], syphilidem [singular, masculine, accusative], syphilidem [singular, feminine, accusative], syphilidēs [plural, masculine, accusative], syphilidēs [plural, feminine, accusative], syphilidia [plural, neuter, accusative], syphilidis [singular, masculine, genitive], syphilidis [singular, feminine, genitive], syphilidis [singular, neuter, genitive], syphilidium [plural, masculine, genitive], syphilidium [plural, feminine, genitive], syphilidium [plural, neuter, genitive], syphilidī [singular, masculine, dative], syphilidī [singular, feminine, dative], syphilidī [singular, neuter, dative], syphilidibus [plural, masculine, dative], syphilidibus [plural, feminine, dative], syphilidibus [plural, neuter, dative], syphilidī [singular, masculine, ablative], syphilidī [singular, feminine, ablative], syphilidī [singular, neuter, ablative], syphilidibus [plural, masculine, ablative], syphilidibus [plural, feminine, ablative], syphilidibus [plural, neuter, ablative]
  1. De Syphile.
    Sense id: fr-syphilis-la-adj-L84CHw8k Categories (other): Exemples en latin
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated

Inflected forms

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