femina

Origine incertaine. « Femelle, femme, par opposition au mâle. » ^([5]) ^([4]) Peut-être d’une racine indo-européenne *fe (« qui donne la vie ») ^([1]).

Signification :
:# « celle qui enfante », en en faisant le participe moyen substantivé d’un verbe *feo (« produire, enfanter ») qui a donné fetus, fetura, fecundus, fenum, fenus (voir ces mots) ^([8]) ^([4]). Voir également Chantraine ^([3]) à l’article φύομαι, φύω, verbe grec qui vient de la racine *bhū-.
:# « celle qui allaite », en rapprochant de la racine *dhē(i) (« allaiter »). À rapprocher alors de filius (*felios) venant lui-même de fellare (« téter, sucer ») ^([9]) ^([2]) ^([6]).
:# L’étymologie populaire médiévale faisant venir femina de fe (« foi »), et de mina (« faible ») : « [être] de peu de foi » est à mettre au compte de la mentalité européenne de l’époque, ici influencée par l'épisode biblique dit "de la Chute de l’homme" qui aurait été provoquée par la désobéissance d’Ève, séduite par les promesses du diabolique serpent (Bible, Genèse, 3) ^([7]).

fēmĭnă (singular nominative)
fēmĭnae (plural nominative)
fēmĭnă (singular vocative)
fēmĭnae (plural vocative)
fēmĭnăm (singular accusative)
fēmĭnās (plural accusative)
fēmĭnae (singular genitive)
fēmĭnārŭm (plural genitive)
fēmĭnae (singular dative)
fēmĭnīs (plural dative)
fēmĭnā (singular ablative)
fēmĭnīs (plural ablative)

femineus

féminin, efféminé, tendre, mou, délicat, faible, lâche


absolutus

absolută (singular feminine nominative)
absolutum (singular neuter nominative)
absolutī (plural masculine nominative)
absolutae (plural feminine nominative)
absolută (plural neuter nominative)
absolute (singular masculine vocative)
absolută (singular feminine vocative)
absolutum (singular neuter vocative)
absolutī (plural masculine vocative)
absolutae (plural feminine vocative)
absolută (plural neuter vocative)
absolutum (singular masculine accusative)
absolutăm (singular feminine accusative)
absolutum (singular neuter accusative)
absolutōs (plural masculine accusative)
absolutās (plural feminine accusative)
absolută (plural neuter accusative)
absolutī (singular masculine genitive)
absolutae (singular feminine genitive)
absolutī (singular neuter genitive)
absolutōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
absolutārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
absolutōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
absolutō (singular masculine dative)
absolutae (singular feminine dative)
absolutō (singular neuter dative)
absolutīs (plural masculine dative)
absolutīs (plural feminine dative)
absolutīs (plural neuter dative)
absolutō (singular masculine ablative)
absolutā (singular feminine ablative)
absolutō (singular neuter ablative)
absolutīs (plural masculine ablative)
absolutīs (plural feminine ablative)
absolutīs (plural neuter ablative)

verbum absolutum

verbe sans complément d'aucune sorte, qui exprime l'action complète (par opposition à inchoatif, itératif).


abnegatio

Dérivé de abnegatum (« refuser catégoriquement »), avec le suffixe -io.

abnegationēs (plural nominative)
abnegationēs (plural vocative)
abnegationem (singular accusative)
abnegationēs (plural accusative)
abnegationis (singular genitive)
abnegationum (plural genitive)
abnegationī (singular dative)
abnegationibus (plural dative)
abnegationĕ (singular ablative)
abnegationibus (plural ablative)


accentus

Déverbal de accino, dérivé de accentum, avec le suffixe -us, -us ; → voir ac- et cano. Au sens grammatical, calque du grec ancien προσωδίας, prosodias où πρός = ad-, et ᾠδή = cantus.

accentūs (plural nominative)
accentūs (plural vocative)
accentum (singular accusative)
accentūs (plural accusative)
accentūs (singular genitive)
accentuum (plural genitive)
accentūi (singular dative)
accentū (singular dative)
accentibus (plural dative)
accentū (singular ablative)
accentibus (plural ablative)

accentus, quos Graeci προσωδίας vocant


ablativus

Dérivé de ablatum (« enlever »), avec le suffixe -ivus.

ablativă (singular feminine nominative)
ablativum (singular neuter nominative)
ablativī (plural masculine nominative)
ablativae (plural feminine nominative)
ablativă (plural neuter nominative)
ablative (singular masculine vocative)
ablativă (singular feminine vocative)
ablativum (singular neuter vocative)
ablativī (plural masculine vocative)
ablativae (plural feminine vocative)
ablativă (plural neuter vocative)
ablativum (singular masculine accusative)
ablativăm (singular feminine accusative)
ablativum (singular neuter accusative)
ablativōs (plural masculine accusative)
ablativās (plural feminine accusative)
ablativă (plural neuter accusative)
ablativī (singular masculine genitive)
ablativae (singular feminine genitive)
ablativī (singular neuter genitive)
ablativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
ablativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
ablativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
ablativō (singular masculine dative)
ablativae (singular feminine dative)
ablativō (singular neuter dative)
ablativīs (plural masculine dative)
ablativīs (plural feminine dative)
ablativīs (plural neuter dative)
ablativō (singular masculine ablative)
ablativā (singular feminine ablative)
ablativō (singular neuter ablative)
ablativīs (plural masculine ablative)
ablativīs (plural feminine ablative)
ablativīs (plural neuter ablative)


ablativus

ablativī (plural nominative)
ablative (singular vocative)
ablativī (plural vocative)
ablativum (singular accusative)
ablativōs (plural accusative)
ablativī (singular genitive)
ablativōrum (plural genitive)
ablativō (singular dative)
ablativīs (plural dative)
ablativō (singular ablative)
ablativīs (plural ablative)


accusativus

Dérivé de accusatus (« accusé »), avec le suffixe -ivus, le radical étant lui-même dérivé de causatus, avec le préfixe ad-. Calque du grec ancien αἰτιατικὴ πτῶσις, aitiatikê ptôsis

accusativă (singular feminine nominative)
accusativum (singular neuter nominative)
accusativī (plural masculine nominative)
accusativae (plural feminine nominative)
accusativă (plural neuter nominative)
accusative (singular masculine vocative)
accusativă (singular feminine vocative)
accusativum (singular neuter vocative)
accusativī (plural masculine vocative)
accusativae (plural feminine vocative)
accusativă (plural neuter vocative)
accusativum (singular masculine accusative)
accusativăm (singular feminine accusative)
accusativum (singular neuter accusative)
accusativōs (plural masculine accusative)
accusativās (plural feminine accusative)
accusativă (plural neuter accusative)
accusativī (singular masculine genitive)
accusativae (singular feminine genitive)
accusativī (singular neuter genitive)
accusativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
accusativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
accusativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
accusativō (singular masculine dative)
accusativae (singular feminine dative)
accusativō (singular neuter dative)
accusativīs (plural masculine dative)
accusativīs (plural feminine dative)
accusativīs (plural neuter dative)
accusativō (singular masculine ablative)
accusativā (singular feminine ablative)
accusativō (singular neuter ablative)
accusativīs (plural masculine ablative)
accusativīs (plural feminine ablative)
accusativīs (plural neuter ablative)

accusativae praepositiones

accusativus casus


accusativus

Substantivation par ellipse de casus (même ellipse qu'en grec : αἰτιατικὴ [πτῶσις]).

accusativī (plural nominative)
accusative (singular vocative)
accusativī (plural vocative)
accusativum (singular accusative)
accusativōs (plural accusative)
accusativī (singular genitive)
accusativōrum (plural genitive)
accusativō (singular dative)
accusativīs (plural dative)
accusativō (singular ablative)
accusativīs (plural ablative)


casualis

casuale (singular neuter nominative)
casuales (plural masculine nominative)
casuales (plural feminine nominative)
casualia (plural neuter nominative)
casuale (singular neuter vocative)
casuales (plural masculine vocative)
casuales (plural feminine vocative)
casualia (plural neuter vocative)
casualem (singular masculine accusative)
casualem (singular feminine accusative)
casuale (singular neuter accusative)
casuales (plural masculine accusative)
casuales (plural feminine accusative)
casualia (plural neuter accusative)
casualium (plural masculine genitive)
casualium (plural feminine genitive)
casualium (plural neuter genitive)
casuali (singular masculine dative)
casuali (singular feminine dative)
casuali (singular neuter dative)
casualibus (plural masculine dative)
casualibus (plural feminine dative)
casualibus (plural neuter dative)
casuali (singular masculine ablative)
casuali (singular feminine ablative)
casuali (singular neuter ablative)
casualibus (plural masculine ablative)
casualibus (plural feminine ablative)
casualibus (plural neuter ablative)


acumen

acumina (plural nominative)
acumina (plural vocative)
acumina (plural accusative)
acuminis (singular genitive)
acuminum (plural genitive)
acuminī (singular dative)
acuminibus (plural dative)
acuminĕ (singular ablative)
acuminibus (plural ablative)


casus

Déverbal de cado (« tomber, arriver par hasard »), dérivé de casum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

casūs (plural nominative)
casūs (plural vocative)
casum (singular accusative)
casūs (plural accusative)
casūs (singular genitive)
casuum (plural genitive)
casūi (singular dative)
casū (singular dative)
casibus (plural dative)
casū (singular ablative)
casibus (plural ablative)


rectus

rectă (singular feminine nominative)
rectum (singular neuter nominative)
rectī (plural masculine nominative)
rectae (plural feminine nominative)
rectă (plural neuter nominative)
recte (singular masculine vocative)
rectă (singular feminine vocative)
rectum (singular neuter vocative)
rectī (plural masculine vocative)
rectae (plural feminine vocative)
rectă (plural neuter vocative)
rectum (singular masculine accusative)
rectăm (singular feminine accusative)
rectum (singular neuter accusative)
rectōs (plural masculine accusative)
rectās (plural feminine accusative)
rectă (plural neuter accusative)
rectī (singular masculine genitive)
rectae (singular feminine genitive)
rectī (singular neuter genitive)
rectōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
rectārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
rectōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
rectō (singular masculine dative)
rectae (singular feminine dative)
rectō (singular neuter dative)
rectīs (plural masculine dative)
rectīs (plural feminine dative)
rectīs (plural neuter dative)
rectō (singular masculine ablative)
rectā (singular feminine ablative)
rectō (singular neuter ablative)
rectīs (plural masculine ablative)
rectīs (plural feminine ablative)
rectīs (plural neuter ablative)

rectus casus.


spiritus

De spiro (« souffler, respirer »), comparez avec anima et animus pour des mots construit sur la même idée de souffle.

spiritūs (plural nominative)
spiritūs (plural vocative)
spiritum (singular accusative)
spiritūs (plural accusative)
spiritūs (singular genitive)
spirituum (plural genitive)
spiritūi (singular dative)
spiritū (singular dative)
spiritibus (plural dative)
spiritū (singular ablative)
spiritibus (plural ablative)


vocabulum

(Date à préciser) Dérivé de voco, avec le suffixe -bulum.

vocabula (plural nominative)
vocabula (plural vocative)
vocabula (plural accusative)
vocabulī (singular genitive)
vocabulōrum (plural genitive)
vocabulō (singular dative)
vocabulīs (plural dative)
vocabulō (singular ablative)
vocabulīs (plural ablative)

Substantif, par opposition à nomen qui désigne les noms propres.

Aristoteles orationis duas partes esse dicit, vocabula et verba, ut homo et equus, et legit et currit.


nomen

Archaïquement *gnomen, dérivé de nosco, (g)nosco (« connaitre »), avec le suffixe -men.

De l’indo-européen *h₁nḗh₃mn̥ ; apparenté au grec ancien ὄνομα, ónoma, au sanskrit नामन्, nā́man, à l’anglais name, au vieux slave имѧ, imę.

nōmen (singular nominative)
nōmina (plural nominative)
nōmen (singular vocative)
nōmina (plural vocative)
nōmen (singular accusative)
nōmina (plural accusative)
nōminis (singular genitive)
nōminum (plural genitive)
nōminī (singular dative)
nōminibus (plural dative)
nōminĕ (singular ablative)
nōminibus (plural ablative)

cognominatim

avec la même signification, dans le même sens

Mot, terme, expression, nom, vain mot, apparence.

Nomen carendi, le mot carere.

In hoc nomine

À propos de ce mot, quand on parla de ces objets.

Reges, nomine magis quam imperio

Rois, qui en avaient le nom plus que l'autorité.


neuter

neutra (singular feminine nominative)
neutrum (singular neuter nominative)
neutri (plural masculine nominative)
neutrae (plural feminine nominative)
neutra (plural neuter nominative)
neutra (singular feminine vocative)
neutrum (singular neuter vocative)
neutri (plural masculine vocative)
neutrae (plural feminine vocative)
neutra (plural neuter vocative)
neutrum (singular masculine accusative)
neutram (singular feminine accusative)
neutrum (singular neuter accusative)
neutros (plural masculine accusative)
neutras (plural feminine accusative)
neutra (plural neuter accusative)
neutri (singular masculine genitive)
neutrae (singular feminine genitive)
neutri (singular neuter genitive)
neutrorum (plural masculine genitive)
neutrarum (plural feminine genitive)
neutrorum (plural neuter genitive)
neutro (singular masculine dative)
neutrae (singular feminine dative)
neutro (singular neuter dative)
neutris (plural masculine dative)
neutris (plural feminine dative)
neutris (plural neuter dative)
neutro (singular masculine ablative)
neutra (singular feminine ablative)
neutro (singular neuter ablative)
neutris (plural masculine ablative)
neutris (plural feminine ablative)
neutris (plural neuter ablative)

neutrō

vers aucun des deux côtés, ni d'un côté ni de l'autre

neutrubi

ni dans un lieu ni dans un autre ; vers aucun des deux côtés

neutra nomina.


hiatus

Déverbal de hio (« bâiller, ouvrir grand la bouche »), dérivé de hiatum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

hiatūs (plural nominative)
hiatūs (plural vocative)
hiatum (singular accusative)
hiatūs (plural accusative)
hiatūs (singular genitive)
hiatuum (plural genitive)
hiatūi (singular dative)
hiatū (singular dative)
hiatibus (plural dative)
hiatū (singular ablative)
hiatibus (plural ablative)


modus

De l’indo-européen commun *med (« mesurer, conseiller ») dont sont aussi issus, en latin, meditor (« méditer »), en grec ancien μέδομαι, médomai, μῆδος, mêdos (« conseil »). Au vu des dérivés, on peut conjecturer l'existence passée d'un génitif *moderis, sur le même principe que opus/operis, funus/funeris, scelus/sceleris, vulnus/vulneris, mais qui ne s'est pas maintenu.

modī (plural nominative)
mode (singular vocative)
modī (plural vocative)
modum (singular accusative)
modōs (plural accusative)
modī (singular genitive)
modōrum (plural genitive)
modō (singular dative)
modīs (plural dative)
modō (singular ablative)
modīs (plural ablative)

mŏdestus

mesuré, modique, modéré - pudique,modeste

mŏdestē

avec mesure, avec modération, avec modestie

mŏdestĭa

règle, mesure, modération, retenue, bienséance,modestie, discrétion, décence

mŏdĭcus

raisonnable, convenable, modéré, réglé -modique, petit

mŏdĭfĭcor

mesurer, régler, modérer, fixer des limites

mŏdĭfĭcātĭo

disposition mesurée, arrangement, mesure

mŏdĭfĭcātŏr

celui qui règle avec mesure, qui arrange avec mesure

mŏdimpĕrātŏr

roi du festin (qui règle le nombre de coupes à boire)


nominativus

Substantivation par ellipse de casus ; le grec a la même ellipse ὀνομαστικὴ (πτῶσις).

nominativī (plural nominative)
nominative (singular vocative)
nominativī (plural vocative)
nominativum (singular accusative)
nominativōs (plural accusative)
nominativī (singular genitive)
nominativōrum (plural genitive)
nominativō (singular dative)
nominativīs (plural dative)
nominativō (singular ablative)
nominativīs (plural ablative)


tractus

Déverbal de traho (« tirer »), dérivé de tractum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

tractūs (plural nominative)
tractūs (plural vocative)
tractum (singular accusative)
tractūs (plural accusative)
tractūs (singular genitive)
tractuum (plural genitive)
tractūi (singular dative)
tractū (singular dative)
tractibus (plural dative)
tractū (singular ablative)
tractibus (plural ablative)


derivo

dērīvō, infinitif : dērīvāre, parfait : dērīvāvī, supin : dērīvātum


imperfectum

imperfecta (plural nominative)
imperfecta (plural vocative)
imperfecta (plural accusative)
imperfectī (singular genitive)
imperfectōrum (plural genitive)
imperfectō (singular dative)
imperfectīs (plural dative)
imperfectō (singular ablative)
imperfectīs (plural ablative)


-n-

Il semble avoir eu une fonction grammaticale pour indiquer l’aspect parfait ou accompli, non duratif d’une action ; comparez :

accubo, -are, « être couché auprès de » avec accumbo, -ere, « s'allonger auprès de ».

procubo, -are, « être couché de tout son long » avec procumbo, -ere, « se prosterner ».

succubo, -are, « être couché sous » avec succumbo, -ere, « succomber, tomber sous ».


orthographia

Du grec ancien ὀρθογραφία, orthographía.

orthographiă (singular nominative)
orthographiae (plural nominative)
orthographiă (singular vocative)
orthographiae (plural vocative)
orthographiăm (singular accusative)
orthographiās (plural accusative)
orthographiae (singular genitive)
orthographiārŭm (plural genitive)
orthographiae (singular dative)
orthographiīs (plural dative)
orthographiā (singular ablative)
orthographiīs (plural ablative)

orthographia, id est formula ratioque scribendi a grammaticis instituta.


dualis

Dérivé de duo (« deux »), avec le suffixe -alis.

dualēs (plural nominative)
dualēs (plural vocative)
dualem (singular accusative)
dualēs (plural accusative)
dualum (plural genitive)
dualī (singular dative)
dualibus (plural dative)
dualĕ (singular ablative)
dualibus (plural ablative)


plurale tantum

De pluralis (« pluriel ») et tantum (« seulement »).


edictum

edicta (plural nominative)
edicta (plural vocative)
edicta (plural accusative)
edictī (singular genitive)
edictōrum (plural genitive)
edictō (singular dative)
edictīs (plural dative)
edictō (singular ablative)
edictīs (plural ablative)


genitivus

(Adjectif) Dérivé de genitum (« engendré, produit »), avec le suffixe -ivus. Calque du grec ancien γενικὴ πτῶσις, genikê ptôsis

(Nom) Substantivation par ellipse de casus (même ellipse qu'en grec : γενικὴ [πτῶσις]).

genitivī (plural nominative)
genitive (singular vocative)
genitivī (plural vocative)
genitivum (singular accusative)
genitivōs (plural accusative)
genitivī (singular genitive)
genitivōrum (plural genitive)
genitivō (singular dative)
genitivīs (plural dative)
genitivō (singular ablative)
genitivīs (plural ablative)


dativus

Substantivation par ellipse de casus (même ellipse qu'en grec : δοτικὴ [πτῶσις]).

dativī (plural nominative)
dative (singular vocative)
dativī (plural vocative)
dativum (singular accusative)
dativōs (plural accusative)
dativī (singular genitive)
dativōrum (plural genitive)
dativō (singular dative)
dativīs (plural dative)
dativō (singular ablative)
dativīs (plural ablative)


adjectivus

Dérivé de adjectum (« ajouter »), avec le suffixe -ivus.

adjectivă (singular feminine nominative)
adjectivum (singular neuter nominative)
adjectivī (plural masculine nominative)
adjectivae (plural feminine nominative)
adjectivă (plural neuter nominative)
adjective (singular masculine vocative)
adjectivă (singular feminine vocative)
adjectivum (singular neuter vocative)
adjectivī (plural masculine vocative)
adjectivae (plural feminine vocative)
adjectivă (plural neuter vocative)
adjectivum (singular masculine accusative)
adjectivăm (singular feminine accusative)
adjectivum (singular neuter accusative)
adjectivōs (plural masculine accusative)
adjectivās (plural feminine accusative)
adjectivă (plural neuter accusative)
adjectivī (singular masculine genitive)
adjectivae (singular feminine genitive)
adjectivī (singular neuter genitive)
adjectivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
adjectivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
adjectivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
adjectivō (singular masculine dative)
adjectivae (singular feminine dative)
adjectivō (singular neuter dative)
adjectivīs (plural masculine dative)
adjectivīs (plural feminine dative)
adjectivīs (plural neuter dative)
adjectivō (singular masculine ablative)
adjectivā (singular feminine ablative)
adjectivō (singular neuter ablative)
adjectivīs (plural masculine ablative)
adjectivīs (plural feminine ablative)
adjectivīs (plural neuter ablative)


pluralis

Dérivé de plus, plures, avec le suffixe -alis.

plurale (singular neuter nominative)
plurales (plural masculine nominative)
plurales (plural feminine nominative)
pluralia (plural neuter nominative)
plurale (singular neuter vocative)
plurales (plural masculine vocative)
plurales (plural feminine vocative)
pluralia (plural neuter vocative)
pluralem (singular masculine accusative)
pluralem (singular feminine accusative)
plurale (singular neuter accusative)
plurales (plural masculine accusative)
plurales (plural feminine accusative)
pluralia (plural neuter accusative)
pluralium (plural masculine genitive)
pluralium (plural feminine genitive)
pluralium (plural neuter genitive)
plurali (singular masculine dative)
plurali (singular feminine dative)
plurali (singular neuter dative)
pluralibus (plural masculine dative)
pluralibus (plural feminine dative)
pluralibus (plural neuter dative)
plurali (singular masculine ablative)
plurali (singular feminine ablative)
plurali (singular neuter ablative)
pluralibus (plural masculine ablative)
pluralibus (plural feminine ablative)
pluralibus (plural neuter ablative)


pluralis

pluralēs (plural nominative)
pluralēs (plural vocative)
pluralĕm (singular accusative)
pluralēs (plural accusative)
pluralĭs (singular genitive)
pluraliŭm (plural genitive)
pluralī (singular dative)
pluralĭbŭs (plural dative)
pluralĕ (singular ablative)
pluralĭbŭs (plural ablative)


singularis

Dérivé de singuli, avec le suffixe -aris.

singulare (singular neuter nominative)
singulares (plural masculine nominative)
singulares (plural feminine nominative)
singularia (plural neuter nominative)
singulare (singular neuter vocative)
singulares (plural masculine vocative)
singulares (plural feminine vocative)
singularia (plural neuter vocative)
singularem (singular masculine accusative)
singularem (singular feminine accusative)
singulare (singular neuter accusative)
singulares (plural masculine accusative)
singulares (plural feminine accusative)
singularia (plural neuter accusative)
singularium (plural masculine genitive)
singularium (plural feminine genitive)
singularium (plural neuter genitive)
singulari (singular masculine dative)
singulari (singular feminine dative)
singulari (singular neuter dative)
singularibus (plural masculine dative)
singularibus (plural feminine dative)
singularibus (plural neuter dative)
singulari (singular masculine ablative)
singulari (singular feminine ablative)
singulari (singular neuter ablative)
singularibus (plural masculine ablative)
singularibus (plural feminine ablative)
singularibus (plural neuter ablative)


masculinus

Dérivé de masculus (« mâle »), avec le suffixe -inus.

masculină (singular feminine nominative)
masculinum (singular neuter nominative)
masculinī (plural masculine nominative)
masculinae (plural feminine nominative)
masculină (plural neuter nominative)
masculine (singular masculine vocative)
masculină (singular feminine vocative)
masculinum (singular neuter vocative)
masculinī (plural masculine vocative)
masculinae (plural feminine vocative)
masculină (plural neuter vocative)
masculinum (singular masculine accusative)
masculinăm (singular feminine accusative)
masculinum (singular neuter accusative)
masculinōs (plural masculine accusative)
masculinās (plural feminine accusative)
masculină (plural neuter accusative)
masculinī (singular masculine genitive)
masculinae (singular feminine genitive)
masculinī (singular neuter genitive)
masculinōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
masculinārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
masculinōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
masculinō (singular masculine dative)
masculinae (singular feminine dative)
masculinō (singular neuter dative)
masculinīs (plural masculine dative)
masculinīs (plural feminine dative)
masculinīs (plural neuter dative)
masculinō (singular masculine ablative)
masculinā (singular feminine ablative)
masculinō (singular neuter ablative)
masculinīs (plural masculine ablative)
masculinīs (plural feminine ablative)
masculinīs (plural neuter ablative)


hians

hiantēs (plural masculine nominative)
hiantēs (plural feminine nominative)
hiantia (plural neuter nominative)
hiantēs (plural masculine vocative)
hiantēs (plural feminine vocative)
hiantia (plural neuter vocative)
hiantem (singular masculine accusative)
hiantem (singular feminine accusative)
hiantēs (plural masculine accusative)
hiantēs (plural feminine accusative)
hiantia (plural neuter accusative)
hiantis (singular masculine genitive)
hiantis (singular feminine genitive)
hiantis (singular neuter genitive)
hiantium (plural masculine genitive)
hiantium (plural feminine genitive)
hiantium (plural neuter genitive)
hiantī (singular masculine dative)
hiantī (singular feminine dative)
hiantī (singular neuter dative)
hiantibus (plural masculine dative)
hiantibus (plural feminine dative)
hiantibus (plural neuter dative)
hiantī (singular masculine ablative)
hiantī (singular feminine ablative)
hiantī (singular neuter ablative)
hiantibus (plural masculine ablative)
hiantibus (plural feminine ablative)
hiantibus (plural neuter ablative)

hiantia loqui, dire des choses décousues.


ordinalis

Dérivé de ordo (« ordre »), avec le suffixe -alis.

ordinale (singular neuter nominative)
ordinales (plural masculine nominative)
ordinales (plural feminine nominative)
ordinalia (plural neuter nominative)
ordinale (singular neuter vocative)
ordinales (plural masculine vocative)
ordinales (plural feminine vocative)
ordinalia (plural neuter vocative)
ordinalem (singular masculine accusative)
ordinalem (singular feminine accusative)
ordinale (singular neuter accusative)
ordinales (plural masculine accusative)
ordinales (plural feminine accusative)
ordinalia (plural neuter accusative)
ordinalium (plural masculine genitive)
ordinalium (plural feminine genitive)
ordinalium (plural neuter genitive)
ordinali (singular masculine dative)
ordinali (singular feminine dative)
ordinali (singular neuter dative)
ordinalibus (plural masculine dative)
ordinalibus (plural feminine dative)
ordinalibus (plural neuter dative)
ordinali (singular masculine ablative)
ordinali (singular feminine ablative)
ordinali (singular neuter ablative)
ordinalibus (plural masculine ablative)
ordinalibus (plural feminine ablative)
ordinalibus (plural neuter ablative)


distributivus

Dérivé de distributus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

distributivă (singular feminine nominative)
distributivum (singular neuter nominative)
distributivī (plural masculine nominative)
distributivae (plural feminine nominative)
distributivă (plural neuter nominative)
distributive (singular masculine vocative)
distributivă (singular feminine vocative)
distributivum (singular neuter vocative)
distributivī (plural masculine vocative)
distributivae (plural feminine vocative)
distributivă (plural neuter vocative)
distributivum (singular masculine accusative)
distributivăm (singular feminine accusative)
distributivum (singular neuter accusative)
distributivōs (plural masculine accusative)
distributivās (plural feminine accusative)
distributivă (plural neuter accusative)
distributivī (singular masculine genitive)
distributivae (singular feminine genitive)
distributivī (singular neuter genitive)
distributivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
distributivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
distributivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
distributivō (singular masculine dative)
distributivae (singular feminine dative)
distributivō (singular neuter dative)
distributivīs (plural masculine dative)
distributivīs (plural feminine dative)
distributivīs (plural neuter dative)
distributivō (singular masculine ablative)
distributivā (singular feminine ablative)
distributivō (singular neuter ablative)
distributivīs (plural masculine ablative)
distributivīs (plural feminine ablative)
distributivīs (plural neuter ablative)


collectivus

Dérivé de collectus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

collectivă (singular feminine nominative)
collectivum (singular neuter nominative)
collectivī (plural masculine nominative)
collectivae (plural feminine nominative)
collectivă (plural neuter nominative)
collective (singular masculine vocative)
collectivă (singular feminine vocative)
collectivum (singular neuter vocative)
collectivī (plural masculine vocative)
collectivae (plural feminine vocative)
collectivă (plural neuter vocative)
collectivum (singular masculine accusative)
collectivăm (singular feminine accusative)
collectivum (singular neuter accusative)
collectivōs (plural masculine accusative)
collectivās (plural feminine accusative)
collectivă (plural neuter accusative)
collectivī (singular masculine genitive)
collectivae (singular feminine genitive)
collectivī (singular neuter genitive)
collectivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
collectivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
collectivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
collectivō (singular masculine dative)
collectivae (singular feminine dative)
collectivō (singular neuter dative)
collectivīs (plural masculine dative)
collectivīs (plural feminine dative)
collectivīs (plural neuter dative)
collectivō (singular masculine ablative)
collectivā (singular feminine ablative)
collectivō (singular neuter ablative)
collectivīs (plural masculine ablative)
collectivīs (plural feminine ablative)
collectivīs (plural neuter ablative)


neutrum

Neutre substantivé de neuter soit le sens étymologique de « chose neutre ».

neutra (plural nominative)
neutra (plural vocative)
neutra (plural accusative)
neutrī (singular genitive)
neutrōrum (plural genitive)
neutrō (singular dative)
neutrīs (plural dative)
neutrō (singular ablative)
neutrīs (plural ablative)

in omnibus neutris, Cicéron.


vincio

Ce verbe est une extension du radical *vi qui est dans viĕo (« nouer »). De l’indo-européen commun *veik ^([1]) (« courber, entourer, échanger ») auquel Pokorny rattache le latin vicia (« vesce »), vicis (« tour, échange, réciprocité »), l’allemand Wechsel (« échange »), Woche (« semaine » ; pour la formation avec une métaphore similaire à celle qui est dans le latin annus « an »), l’anglais week (idem).

vinctus

lié, entouré d'un lien - chargé de liens, enchaîné, captif

vinciō, infinitif : vincīre, parfait : vinxī, supin : vinctum


translaticius

Dérivé de translatus, avec le suffixe -icius.

translaticiă (singular feminine nominative)
translaticium (singular neuter nominative)
translaticiī (plural masculine nominative)
translaticiae (plural feminine nominative)
translaticiă (plural neuter nominative)
translaticie (singular masculine vocative)
translaticiă (singular feminine vocative)
translaticium (singular neuter vocative)
translaticiī (plural masculine vocative)
translaticiae (plural feminine vocative)
translaticiă (plural neuter vocative)
translaticium (singular masculine accusative)
translaticiăm (singular feminine accusative)
translaticium (singular neuter accusative)
translaticiōs (plural masculine accusative)
translaticiās (plural feminine accusative)
translaticiă (plural neuter accusative)
translaticiī (singular masculine genitive)
translaticiae (singular feminine genitive)
translaticiī (singular neuter genitive)
translaticiōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
translaticiārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
translaticiōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
translaticiō (singular masculine dative)
translaticiae (singular feminine dative)
translaticiō (singular neuter dative)
translaticiīs (plural masculine dative)
translaticiīs (plural feminine dative)
translaticiīs (plural neuter dative)
translaticiō (singular masculine ablative)
translaticiā (singular feminine ablative)
translaticiō (singular neuter ablative)
translaticiīs (plural masculine ablative)
translaticiīs (plural feminine ablative)
translaticiīs (plural neuter ablative)


passivus

Dérivé de passus, avec le suffixe -ivus.
:: dans le premier cas, dérivé de pando ;
:: dans le second cas, dérivé de patior.

passivă (singular feminine nominative)
passivum (singular neuter nominative)
passivī (plural masculine nominative)
passivae (plural feminine nominative)
passivă (plural neuter nominative)
passive (singular masculine vocative)
passivă (singular feminine vocative)
passivum (singular neuter vocative)
passivī (plural masculine vocative)
passivae (plural feminine vocative)
passivă (plural neuter vocative)
passivum (singular masculine accusative)
passivăm (singular feminine accusative)
passivum (singular neuter accusative)
passivōs (plural masculine accusative)
passivās (plural feminine accusative)
passivă (plural neuter accusative)
passivī (singular masculine genitive)
passivae (singular feminine genitive)
passivī (singular neuter genitive)
passivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
passivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
passivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
passivō (singular masculine dative)
passivae (singular feminine dative)
passivō (singular neuter dative)
passivīs (plural masculine dative)
passivīs (plural feminine dative)
passivīs (plural neuter dative)
passivō (singular masculine ablative)
passivā (singular feminine ablative)
passivō (singular neuter ablative)
passivīs (plural masculine ablative)
passivīs (plural feminine ablative)
passivīs (plural neuter ablative)


syntaxis

Du grec ancien σύνταξις, syntaxis, comparez avec contextus (« assemblage, contexture ») qui lui est apparenté.

syntaxēs (plural nominative)
syntaxēs (plural vocative)
syntaxem (singular accusative)
syntaxēs (plural accusative)
syntaxum (plural genitive)
syntaxī (singular dative)
syntaxibus (plural dative)
syntaxĕ (singular ablative)
syntaxibus (plural ablative)


elisio

Dérivé de elisus (« poussé dehors »), avec le suffixe -io.

elisionēs (plural nominative)
elisionēs (plural vocative)
elisionem (singular accusative)
elisionēs (plural accusative)
elisionis (singular genitive)
elisionum (plural genitive)
elisionī (singular dative)
elisionibus (plural dative)
elisionĕ (singular ablative)
elisionibus (plural ablative)


elido

elido, infinitif : elidĕre, parfait : elisi, supin : elisum


virilis

virile (singular neuter nominative)
viriles (plural masculine nominative)
viriles (plural feminine nominative)
virilia (plural neuter nominative)
virile (singular neuter vocative)
viriles (plural masculine vocative)
viriles (plural feminine vocative)
virilia (plural neuter vocative)
virilem (singular masculine accusative)
virilem (singular feminine accusative)
virile (singular neuter accusative)
viriles (plural masculine accusative)
viriles (plural feminine accusative)
virilia (plural neuter accusative)
virilium (plural masculine genitive)
virilium (plural feminine genitive)
virilium (plural neuter genitive)
virili (singular masculine dative)
virili (singular feminine dative)
virili (singular neuter dative)
virilibus (plural masculine dative)
virilibus (plural feminine dative)
virilibus (plural neuter dative)
virili (singular masculine ablative)
virili (singular feminine ablative)
virili (singular neuter ablative)
virilibus (plural masculine ablative)
virilibus (plural feminine ablative)
virilibus (plural neuter ablative)

virile nomen.


particula

Dérivé de pars, partis, avec le suffixe -cula.

particulă (singular nominative)
particulae (plural nominative)
particulă (singular vocative)
particulae (plural vocative)
particulăm (singular accusative)
particulās (plural accusative)
particulae (singular genitive)
particulārŭm (plural genitive)
particulae (singular dative)
particulīs (plural dative)
particulā (singular ablative)
particulīs (plural ablative)


supinum

Neutre substantivé de supinus (« renversé, incliné »), au sens grammatical abstrait de « penché, incliné » donc « décliné » qui implique une déclinaison sur un radical verbal.

supina (plural nominative)
supina (plural vocative)
supina (plural accusative)
supinī (singular genitive)
supinōrum (plural genitive)
supinō (singular dative)
supinīs (plural dative)
supinō (singular ablative)
supinīs (plural ablative)

Supinum modus verbi est. Indicat intentionem vel solutionem actus animo agitati.


declino

declinatŭs

formation de mots par dérivation (grammaire)

dēclīno, infinitif : dēclīnare, parfait : dēclīnavi, supin : dēclīnatum

Décliner, donner une flexion grammaticale, dériver, décliner, conjuguer ; prendre une flexion grammaticale, se décliner, se conjuguer.

declinantia verba.


infinitus

infinită (singular feminine nominative)
infinitum (singular neuter nominative)
infinitī (plural masculine nominative)
infinitae (plural feminine nominative)
infinită (plural neuter nominative)
infinite (singular masculine vocative)
infinită (singular feminine vocative)
infinitum (singular neuter vocative)
infinitī (plural masculine vocative)
infinitae (plural feminine vocative)
infinită (plural neuter vocative)
infinitum (singular masculine accusative)
infinităm (singular feminine accusative)
infinitum (singular neuter accusative)
infinitōs (plural masculine accusative)
infinitās (plural feminine accusative)
infinită (plural neuter accusative)
infinitī (singular masculine genitive)
infinitae (singular feminine genitive)
infinitī (singular neuter genitive)
infinitōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
infinitārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
infinitōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
infinitō (singular masculine dative)
infinitae (singular feminine dative)
infinitō (singular neuter dative)
infinitīs (plural masculine dative)
infinitīs (plural feminine dative)
infinitīs (plural neuter dative)
infinitō (singular masculine ablative)
infinitā (singular feminine ablative)
infinitō (singular neuter ablative)
infinitīs (plural masculine ablative)
infinitīs (plural feminine ablative)
infinitīs (plural neuter ablative)

verbum infinitum


femininus

Dérivé de femina, avec le suffixe -inus.

feminină (singular feminine nominative)
femininum (singular neuter nominative)
femininī (plural masculine nominative)
femininae (plural feminine nominative)
feminină (plural neuter nominative)
feminine (singular masculine vocative)
feminină (singular feminine vocative)
femininum (singular neuter vocative)
femininī (plural masculine vocative)
femininae (plural feminine vocative)
feminină (plural neuter vocative)
femininum (singular masculine accusative)
femininăm (singular feminine accusative)
femininum (singular neuter accusative)
femininōs (plural masculine accusative)
femininās (plural feminine accusative)
feminină (plural neuter accusative)
femininī (singular masculine genitive)
femininae (singular feminine genitive)
femininī (singular neuter genitive)
femininōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
femininārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
femininōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
femininō (singular masculine dative)
femininae (singular feminine dative)
femininō (singular neuter dative)
femininīs (plural masculine dative)
femininīs (plural feminine dative)
femininīs (plural neuter dative)
femininō (singular masculine ablative)
femininā (singular feminine ablative)
femininō (singular neuter ablative)
femininīs (plural masculine ablative)
femininīs (plural feminine ablative)
femininīs (plural neuter ablative)


gerundivus

(Xᵉ siècle) De gerundium (« gérondif ») avec le suffixe -ivus.

gerundivă (singular feminine nominative)
gerundivum (singular neuter nominative)
gerundivī (plural masculine nominative)
gerundivae (plural feminine nominative)
gerundivă (plural neuter nominative)
gerundive (singular masculine vocative)
gerundivă (singular feminine vocative)
gerundivum (singular neuter vocative)
gerundivī (plural masculine vocative)
gerundivae (plural feminine vocative)
gerundivă (plural neuter vocative)
gerundivum (singular masculine accusative)
gerundivăm (singular feminine accusative)
gerundivum (singular neuter accusative)
gerundivōs (plural masculine accusative)
gerundivās (plural feminine accusative)
gerundivă (plural neuter accusative)
gerundivī (singular masculine genitive)
gerundivae (singular feminine genitive)
gerundivī (singular neuter genitive)
gerundivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
gerundivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
gerundivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
gerundivō (singular masculine dative)
gerundivae (singular feminine dative)
gerundivō (singular neuter dative)
gerundivīs (plural masculine dative)
gerundivīs (plural feminine dative)
gerundivīs (plural neuter dative)
gerundivō (singular masculine ablative)
gerundivā (singular feminine ablative)
gerundivō (singular neuter ablative)
gerundivīs (plural masculine ablative)
gerundivīs (plural feminine ablative)
gerundivīs (plural neuter ablative)


gerundium

Dérivé de gerundus, avec le suffixe -ium.

gerundia (plural nominative)
gerundia (plural vocative)
gerundia (plural accusative)
gerundiī (singular genitive)
gerundiōrum (plural genitive)
gerundiō (singular dative)
gerundiīs (plural dative)
gerundiō (singular ablative)
gerundiīs (plural ablative)


passivitas

,
:# Dérivé de passivus, pando, avec le suffixe -itas.
:# Dérivé de passivus, patior, avec le suffixe -itas.

passivitatēs (plural nominative)
passivitatēs (plural vocative)
passivitatem (singular accusative)
passivitatēs (plural accusative)
passivitatis (singular genitive)
passivitatum (plural genitive)
passivitatī (singular dative)
passivitatibus (plural dative)
passivitatĕ (singular ablative)
passivitatibus (plural ablative)


infinitivus

Dérivé de infinitus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

infinitivă (singular feminine nominative)
infinitivum (singular neuter nominative)
infinitivī (plural masculine nominative)
infinitivae (plural feminine nominative)
infinitivă (plural neuter nominative)
infinitive (singular masculine vocative)
infinitivă (singular feminine vocative)
infinitivum (singular neuter vocative)
infinitivī (plural masculine vocative)
infinitivae (plural feminine vocative)
infinitivă (plural neuter vocative)
infinitivum (singular masculine accusative)
infinitivăm (singular feminine accusative)
infinitivum (singular neuter accusative)
infinitivōs (plural masculine accusative)
infinitivās (plural feminine accusative)
infinitivă (plural neuter accusative)
infinitivī (singular masculine genitive)
infinitivae (singular feminine genitive)
infinitivī (singular neuter genitive)
infinitivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
infinitivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
infinitivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
infinitivō (singular masculine dative)
infinitivae (singular feminine dative)
infinitivō (singular neuter dative)
infinitivīs (plural masculine dative)
infinitivīs (plural feminine dative)
infinitivīs (plural neuter dative)
infinitivō (singular masculine ablative)
infinitivā (singular feminine ablative)
infinitivō (singular neuter ablative)
infinitivīs (plural masculine ablative)
infinitivīs (plural feminine ablative)
infinitivīs (plural neuter ablative)

Modus infinitivus est una inter formas infinitivas verbi, sine persona et sine numero, quarum aliae sunt participium, gerundium, gerundivum et supinum.


infinitivus

infinitivī (plural nominative)
infinitive (singular vocative)
infinitivī (plural vocative)
infinitivum (singular accusative)
infinitivōs (plural accusative)
infinitivī (singular genitive)
infinitivōrum (plural genitive)
infinitivō (singular dative)
infinitivīs (plural dative)
infinitivō (singular ablative)
infinitivīs (plural ablative)


heteroclitus

Du grec ancien ἑτερόκλιτος, heteróklitos.

heteroclită (singular feminine nominative)
heteroclitum (singular neuter nominative)
heteroclitī (plural masculine nominative)
heteroclitae (plural feminine nominative)
heteroclită (plural neuter nominative)
heteroclite (singular masculine vocative)
heteroclită (singular feminine vocative)
heteroclitum (singular neuter vocative)
heteroclitī (plural masculine vocative)
heteroclitae (plural feminine vocative)
heteroclită (plural neuter vocative)
heteroclitum (singular masculine accusative)
heteroclităm (singular feminine accusative)
heteroclitum (singular neuter accusative)
heteroclitōs (plural masculine accusative)
heteroclitās (plural feminine accusative)
heteroclită (plural neuter accusative)
heteroclitī (singular masculine genitive)
heteroclitae (singular feminine genitive)
heteroclitī (singular neuter genitive)
heteroclitōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
heteroclitārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
heteroclitōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
heteroclitō (singular masculine dative)
heteroclitae (singular feminine dative)
heteroclitō (singular neuter dative)
heteroclitīs (plural masculine dative)
heteroclitīs (plural feminine dative)
heteroclitīs (plural neuter dative)
heteroclitō (singular masculine ablative)
heteroclitā (singular feminine ablative)
heteroclitō (singular neuter ablative)
heteroclitīs (plural masculine ablative)
heteroclitīs (plural feminine ablative)
heteroclitīs (plural neuter ablative)


completivus

Dérivé de completus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

completivă (singular feminine nominative)
completivum (singular neuter nominative)
completivī (plural masculine nominative)
completivae (plural feminine nominative)
completivă (plural neuter nominative)
completive (singular masculine vocative)
completivă (singular feminine vocative)
completivum (singular neuter vocative)
completivī (plural masculine vocative)
completivae (plural feminine vocative)
completivă (plural neuter vocative)
completivum (singular masculine accusative)
completivăm (singular feminine accusative)
completivum (singular neuter accusative)
completivōs (plural masculine accusative)
completivās (plural feminine accusative)
completivă (plural neuter accusative)
completivī (singular masculine genitive)
completivae (singular feminine genitive)
completivī (singular neuter genitive)
completivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
completivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
completivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
completivō (singular masculine dative)
completivae (singular feminine dative)
completivō (singular neuter dative)
completivīs (plural masculine dative)
completivīs (plural feminine dative)
completivīs (plural neuter dative)
completivō (singular masculine ablative)
completivā (singular feminine ablative)
completivō (singular neuter ablative)
completivīs (plural masculine ablative)
completivīs (plural feminine ablative)
completivīs (plural neuter ablative)


defectivus

Dérivé de defectus (« défection »), avec le suffixe -ivus.

defectivă (singular feminine nominative)
defectivum (singular neuter nominative)
defectivī (plural masculine nominative)
defectivae (plural feminine nominative)
defectivă (plural neuter nominative)
defective (singular masculine vocative)
defectivă (singular feminine vocative)
defectivum (singular neuter vocative)
defectivī (plural masculine vocative)
defectivae (plural feminine vocative)
defectivă (plural neuter vocative)
defectivum (singular masculine accusative)
defectivăm (singular feminine accusative)
defectivum (singular neuter accusative)
defectivōs (plural masculine accusative)
defectivās (plural feminine accusative)
defectivă (plural neuter accusative)
defectivī (singular masculine genitive)
defectivae (singular feminine genitive)
defectivī (singular neuter genitive)
defectivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
defectivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
defectivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
defectivō (singular masculine dative)
defectivae (singular feminine dative)
defectivō (singular neuter dative)
defectivīs (plural masculine dative)
defectivīs (plural feminine dative)
defectivīs (plural neuter dative)
defectivō (singular masculine ablative)
defectivā (singular feminine ablative)
defectivō (singular neuter ablative)
defectivīs (plural masculine ablative)
defectivīs (plural feminine ablative)
defectivīs (plural neuter ablative)


finalis

finale (singular neuter nominative)
finales (plural masculine nominative)
finales (plural feminine nominative)
finalia (plural neuter nominative)
finale (singular neuter vocative)
finales (plural masculine vocative)
finales (plural feminine vocative)
finalia (plural neuter vocative)
finalem (singular masculine accusative)
finalem (singular feminine accusative)
finale (singular neuter accusative)
finales (plural masculine accusative)
finales (plural feminine accusative)
finalia (plural neuter accusative)
finalium (plural masculine genitive)
finalium (plural feminine genitive)
finalium (plural neuter genitive)
finali (singular masculine dative)
finali (singular feminine dative)
finali (singular neuter dative)
finalibus (plural masculine dative)
finalibus (plural feminine dative)
finalibus (plural neuter dative)
finali (singular masculine ablative)
finali (singular feminine ablative)
finali (singular neuter ablative)
finalibus (plural masculine ablative)
finalibus (plural feminine ablative)
finalibus (plural neuter ablative)

Relatif aux terminaisons, aux désinences.


finalitas

finalitatēs (plural nominative)
finalitatēs (plural vocative)
finalitatem (singular accusative)
finalitatēs (plural accusative)
finalitatis (singular genitive)
finalitatum (plural genitive)
finalitatī (singular dative)
finalitatibus (plural dative)
finalitatĕ (singular ablative)
finalitatibus (plural ablative)


desino

Dérivé de sino (« laisser »), avec le préfixe de-.

dēsinō, infinitif : dēsinere, parfait : dēsiī, supin : dēsitum

quae similiter desinunt


desiderativus

Dérivé de desideratus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

desiderativă (singular feminine nominative)
desiderativum (singular neuter nominative)
desiderativī (plural masculine nominative)
desiderativae (plural feminine nominative)
desiderativă (plural neuter nominative)
desiderative (singular masculine vocative)
desiderativă (singular feminine vocative)
desiderativum (singular neuter vocative)
desiderativī (plural masculine vocative)
desiderativae (plural feminine vocative)
desiderativă (plural neuter vocative)
desiderativum (singular masculine accusative)
desiderativăm (singular feminine accusative)
desiderativum (singular neuter accusative)
desiderativōs (plural masculine accusative)
desiderativās (plural feminine accusative)
desiderativă (plural neuter accusative)
desiderativī (singular masculine genitive)
desiderativae (singular feminine genitive)
desiderativī (singular neuter genitive)
desiderativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
desiderativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
desiderativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
desiderativō (singular masculine dative)
desiderativae (singular feminine dative)
desiderativō (singular neuter dative)
desiderativīs (plural masculine dative)
desiderativīs (plural feminine dative)
desiderativīs (plural neuter dative)
desiderativō (singular masculine ablative)
desiderativā (singular feminine ablative)
desiderativō (singular neuter ablative)
desiderativīs (plural masculine ablative)
desiderativīs (plural feminine ablative)
desiderativīs (plural neuter ablative)


personalis

Dérivé de persona (« personne »), avec le suffixe -alis.

personale (singular neuter nominative)
personales (plural masculine nominative)
personales (plural feminine nominative)
personalia (plural neuter nominative)
personale (singular neuter vocative)
personales (plural masculine vocative)
personales (plural feminine vocative)
personalia (plural neuter vocative)
personalem (singular masculine accusative)
personalem (singular feminine accusative)
personale (singular neuter accusative)
personales (plural masculine accusative)
personales (plural feminine accusative)
personalia (plural neuter accusative)
personalium (plural masculine genitive)
personalium (plural feminine genitive)
personalium (plural neuter genitive)
personali (singular masculine dative)
personali (singular feminine dative)
personali (singular neuter dative)
personalibus (plural masculine dative)
personalibus (plural feminine dative)
personalibus (plural neuter dative)
personali (singular masculine ablative)
personali (singular feminine ablative)
personali (singular neuter ablative)
personalibus (plural masculine ablative)
personalibus (plural feminine ablative)
personalibus (plural neuter ablative)


declinatio

Dérivé de declinatus, avec le suffixe -io.

declinationēs (plural nominative)
declinationēs (plural vocative)
declinationem (singular accusative)
declinationēs (plural accusative)
declinationis (singular genitive)
declinationum (plural genitive)
declinationī (singular dative)
declinationibus (plural dative)
declinationĕ (singular ablative)
declinationibus (plural ablative)


declinatus

Déverbal de declino, dérivé de declinatum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

declinatūs (plural nominative)
declinatūs (plural vocative)
declinatum (singular accusative)
declinatūs (plural accusative)
declinatūs (singular genitive)
declinatuum (plural genitive)
declinatūi (singular dative)
declinatū (singular dative)
declinatibus (plural dative)
declinatū (singular ablative)
declinatibus (plural ablative)


inclinatus

Déverbal de inclino, dérivé de inclinatum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

inclinatūs (plural nominative)
inclinatūs (plural vocative)
inclinatum (singular accusative)
inclinatūs (plural accusative)
inclinatūs (singular genitive)
inclinatuum (plural genitive)
inclinatūi (singular dative)
inclinatū (singular dative)
inclinatibus (plural dative)
inclinatū (singular ablative)
inclinatibus (plural ablative)


positivus

Dérivé de positus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

positivă (singular feminine nominative)
positivum (singular neuter nominative)
positivī (plural masculine nominative)
positivae (plural feminine nominative)
positivă (plural neuter nominative)
positive (singular masculine vocative)
positivă (singular feminine vocative)
positivum (singular neuter vocative)
positivī (plural masculine vocative)
positivae (plural feminine vocative)
positivă (plural neuter vocative)
positivum (singular masculine accusative)
positivăm (singular feminine accusative)
positivum (singular neuter accusative)
positivōs (plural masculine accusative)
positivās (plural feminine accusative)
positivă (plural neuter accusative)
positivī (singular masculine genitive)
positivae (singular feminine genitive)
positivī (singular neuter genitive)
positivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
positivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
positivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
positivō (singular masculine dative)
positivae (singular feminine dative)
positivō (singular neuter dative)
positivīs (plural masculine dative)
positivīs (plural feminine dative)
positivīs (plural neuter dative)
positivō (singular masculine ablative)
positivā (singular feminine ablative)
positivō (singular neuter ablative)
positivīs (plural masculine ablative)
positivīs (plural feminine ablative)
positivīs (plural neuter ablative)


pronomen

Dérivé de nomen (« nom »), avec le préfixe pro-.

pronomina (plural nominative)
pronomina (plural vocative)
pronomina (plural accusative)
pronominis (singular genitive)
pronominum (plural genitive)
pronominī (singular dative)
pronominibus (plural dative)
pronominĕ (singular ablative)
pronominibus (plural ablative)


expletivus

Dérivé de expletus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

expletivă (singular feminine nominative)
expletivum (singular neuter nominative)
expletivī (plural masculine nominative)
expletivae (plural feminine nominative)
expletivă (plural neuter nominative)
expletive (singular masculine vocative)
expletivă (singular feminine vocative)
expletivum (singular neuter vocative)
expletivī (plural masculine vocative)
expletivae (plural feminine vocative)
expletivă (plural neuter vocative)
expletivum (singular masculine accusative)
expletivăm (singular feminine accusative)
expletivum (singular neuter accusative)
expletivōs (plural masculine accusative)
expletivās (plural feminine accusative)
expletivă (plural neuter accusative)
expletivī (singular masculine genitive)
expletivae (singular feminine genitive)
expletivī (singular neuter genitive)
expletivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
expletivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
expletivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
expletivō (singular masculine dative)
expletivae (singular feminine dative)
expletivō (singular neuter dative)
expletivīs (plural masculine dative)
expletivīs (plural feminine dative)
expletivīs (plural neuter dative)
expletivō (singular masculine ablative)
expletivā (singular feminine ablative)
expletivō (singular neuter ablative)
expletivīs (plural masculine ablative)
expletivīs (plural feminine ablative)
expletivīs (plural neuter ablative)


metonymia

metonymiă (singular nominative)
metonymiae (plural nominative)
metonymiă (singular vocative)
metonymiae (plural vocative)
metonymiăm (singular accusative)
metonymiās (plural accusative)
metonymiae (singular genitive)
metonymiārŭm (plural genitive)
metonymiae (singular dative)
metonymiīs (plural dative)
metonymiā (singular ablative)
metonymiīs (plural ablative)


articulus

Dérivé de artus (« jointure, articulation »), avec le suffixe -culus diminutif.

articulī (plural nominative)
articule (singular vocative)
articulī (plural vocative)
articulum (singular accusative)
articulōs (plural accusative)
articulī (singular genitive)
articulōrum (plural genitive)
articulō (singular dative)
articulīs (plural dative)
articulō (singular ablative)
articulīs (plural ablative)

articulatim

par morceaux ; fragment par fragment, distinctement

articulo

donner des articulations ; distinguer ; articuler, parler distinctement

articulatio

articulation des mots ; maladie des bourgeons de la vigne


superlatio

Dérivé de superlatus, avec le suffixe -io.

superlationēs (plural nominative)
superlationēs (plural vocative)
superlationem (singular accusative)
superlationēs (plural accusative)
superlationis (singular genitive)
superlationum (plural genitive)
superlationī (singular dative)
superlationibus (plural dative)
superlationĕ (singular ablative)
superlationibus (plural ablative)


aoristus

Du grec ancien ἀόριστος, aóristos (« indéfini, indéterminé »).

aoristī (plural nominative)
aoriste (singular vocative)
aoristī (plural vocative)
aoristum (singular accusative)
aoristōs (plural accusative)
aoristī (singular genitive)
aoristōrum (plural genitive)
aoristō (singular dative)
aoristīs (plural dative)
aoristō (singular ablative)
aoristīs (plural ablative)


exitus

Déverbal de exeo (« aller hors de, sortir »), dérivé de exitum, avec le suffixe -us, -us.

exitūs (plural nominative)
exitūs (plural vocative)
exitum (singular accusative)
exitūs (plural accusative)
exitūs (singular genitive)
exituum (plural genitive)
exitūi (singular dative)
exitū (singular dative)
exitibus (plural dative)
exitū (singular ablative)
exitibus (plural ablative)


dividuus

Dérivé de dividus, avec le suffixe -uus.

dividuă (singular feminine nominative)
dividuum (singular neuter nominative)
dividuī (plural masculine nominative)
dividuae (plural feminine nominative)
dividuă (plural neuter nominative)
dividue (singular masculine vocative)
dividuă (singular feminine vocative)
dividuum (singular neuter vocative)
dividuī (plural masculine vocative)
dividuae (plural feminine vocative)
dividuă (plural neuter vocative)
dividuum (singular masculine accusative)
dividuăm (singular feminine accusative)
dividuum (singular neuter accusative)
dividuōs (plural masculine accusative)
dividuās (plural feminine accusative)
dividuă (plural neuter accusative)
dividuī (singular masculine genitive)
dividuae (singular feminine genitive)
dividuī (singular neuter genitive)
dividuōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
dividuārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
dividuōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
dividuō (singular masculine dative)
dividuae (singular feminine dative)
dividuō (singular neuter dative)
dividuīs (plural masculine dative)
dividuīs (plural feminine dative)
dividuīs (plural neuter dative)
dividuō (singular masculine ablative)
dividuā (singular feminine ablative)
dividuō (singular neuter ablative)
dividuīs (plural masculine ablative)
dividuīs (plural feminine ablative)
dividuīs (plural neuter ablative)


substantivus

Dérivé de substantia, avec le suffixe -ivus.

substantivă (singular feminine nominative)
substantivum (singular neuter nominative)
substantivī (plural masculine nominative)
substantivae (plural feminine nominative)
substantivă (plural neuter nominative)
substantive (singular masculine vocative)
substantivă (singular feminine vocative)
substantivum (singular neuter vocative)
substantivī (plural masculine vocative)
substantivae (plural feminine vocative)
substantivă (plural neuter vocative)
substantivum (singular masculine accusative)
substantivăm (singular feminine accusative)
substantivum (singular neuter accusative)
substantivōs (plural masculine accusative)
substantivās (plural feminine accusative)
substantivă (plural neuter accusative)
substantivī (singular masculine genitive)
substantivae (singular feminine genitive)
substantivī (singular neuter genitive)
substantivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
substantivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
substantivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
substantivō (singular masculine dative)
substantivae (singular feminine dative)
substantivō (singular neuter dative)
substantivīs (plural masculine dative)
substantivīs (plural feminine dative)
substantivīs (plural neuter dative)
substantivō (singular masculine ablative)
substantivā (singular feminine ablative)
substantivō (singular neuter ablative)
substantivīs (plural masculine ablative)
substantivīs (plural feminine ablative)
substantivīs (plural neuter ablative)

substantivum verbum.


promiscuus

Dérivé de promisceo (« mêler »), avec le suffixe -uus.

promiscuă (singular feminine nominative)
promiscuum (singular neuter nominative)
promiscuī (plural masculine nominative)
promiscuae (plural feminine nominative)
promiscuă (plural neuter nominative)
promiscue (singular masculine vocative)
promiscuă (singular feminine vocative)
promiscuum (singular neuter vocative)
promiscuī (plural masculine vocative)
promiscuae (plural feminine vocative)
promiscuă (plural neuter vocative)
promiscuum (singular masculine accusative)
promiscuăm (singular feminine accusative)
promiscuum (singular neuter accusative)
promiscuōs (plural masculine accusative)
promiscuās (plural feminine accusative)
promiscuă (plural neuter accusative)
promiscuī (singular masculine genitive)
promiscuae (singular feminine genitive)
promiscuī (singular neuter genitive)
promiscuōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
promiscuārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
promiscuōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
promiscuō (singular masculine dative)
promiscuae (singular feminine dative)
promiscuō (singular neuter dative)
promiscuīs (plural masculine dative)
promiscuīs (plural feminine dative)
promiscuīs (plural neuter dative)
promiscuō (singular masculine ablative)
promiscuā (singular feminine ablative)
promiscuō (singular neuter ablative)
promiscuīs (plural masculine ablative)
promiscuīs (plural feminine ablative)
promiscuīs (plural neuter ablative)

Indifférencié, au sexe indistinct, épicène.

promiscuum nomen.


indifferens

Dérivé de differens, avec le préfixe in-.

indifferentēs (plural masculine nominative)
indifferentēs (plural feminine nominative)
indifferentia (plural neuter nominative)
indifferentēs (plural masculine vocative)
indifferentēs (plural feminine vocative)
indifferentia (plural neuter vocative)
indifferentem (singular masculine accusative)
indifferentem (singular feminine accusative)
indifferentēs (plural masculine accusative)
indifferentēs (plural feminine accusative)
indifferentia (plural neuter accusative)
indifferentis (singular masculine genitive)
indifferentis (singular feminine genitive)
indifferentis (singular neuter genitive)
indifferentium (plural masculine genitive)
indifferentium (plural feminine genitive)
indifferentium (plural neuter genitive)
indifferentī (singular masculine dative)
indifferentī (singular feminine dative)
indifferentī (singular neuter dative)
indifferentibus (plural masculine dative)
indifferentibus (plural feminine dative)
indifferentibus (plural neuter dative)
indifferentī (singular masculine ablative)
indifferentī (singular feminine ablative)
indifferentī (singular neuter ablative)
indifferentibus (plural masculine ablative)
indifferentibus (plural feminine ablative)
indifferentibus (plural neuter ablative)

Qualifie une syllabe ni longue ni brève.


iterativum

Neutre substantivé de iterativus sous-entendant verbum.

iterativa (plural nominative)
iterativa (plural vocative)
iterativa (plural accusative)
iterativī (singular genitive)
iterativōrum (plural genitive)
iterativō (singular dative)
iterativīs (plural dative)
iterativō (singular ablative)
iterativīs (plural ablative)


articularis

Dérivé de articulus, avec le suffixe -aris.

articulare (singular neuter nominative)
articulares (plural masculine nominative)
articulares (plural feminine nominative)
articularia (plural neuter nominative)
articulare (singular neuter vocative)
articulares (plural masculine vocative)
articulares (plural feminine vocative)
articularia (plural neuter vocative)
articularem (singular masculine accusative)
articularem (singular feminine accusative)
articulare (singular neuter accusative)
articulares (plural masculine accusative)
articulares (plural feminine accusative)
articularia (plural neuter accusative)
articularium (plural masculine genitive)
articularium (plural feminine genitive)
articularium (plural neuter genitive)
articulari (singular masculine dative)
articulari (singular feminine dative)
articulari (singular neuter dative)
articularibus (plural masculine dative)
articularibus (plural feminine dative)
articularibus (plural neuter dative)
articulari (singular masculine ablative)
articulari (singular feminine ablative)
articulari (singular neuter ablative)
articularibus (plural masculine ablative)
articularibus (plural feminine ablative)
articularibus (plural neuter ablative)


subjectivus

Dérivé de subjectus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

subjectivă (singular feminine nominative)
subjectivum (singular neuter nominative)
subjectivī (plural masculine nominative)
subjectivae (plural feminine nominative)
subjectivă (plural neuter nominative)
subjective (singular masculine vocative)
subjectivă (singular feminine vocative)
subjectivum (singular neuter vocative)
subjectivī (plural masculine vocative)
subjectivae (plural feminine vocative)
subjectivă (plural neuter vocative)
subjectivum (singular masculine accusative)
subjectivăm (singular feminine accusative)
subjectivum (singular neuter accusative)
subjectivōs (plural masculine accusative)
subjectivās (plural feminine accusative)
subjectivă (plural neuter accusative)
subjectivī (singular masculine genitive)
subjectivae (singular feminine genitive)
subjectivī (singular neuter genitive)
subjectivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
subjectivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
subjectivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
subjectivō (singular masculine dative)
subjectivae (singular feminine dative)
subjectivō (singular neuter dative)
subjectivīs (plural masculine dative)
subjectivīs (plural feminine dative)
subjectivīs (plural neuter dative)
subjectivō (singular masculine ablative)
subjectivā (singular feminine ablative)
subjectivō (singular neuter ablative)
subjectivīs (plural masculine ablative)
subjectivīs (plural feminine ablative)
subjectivīs (plural neuter ablative)


frequentativus

Dérivé de frequentatio (« emploi fréquent »), avec le suffixe -ivus.

frequentativă (singular feminine nominative)
frequentativum (singular neuter nominative)
frequentativī (plural masculine nominative)
frequentativae (plural feminine nominative)
frequentativă (plural neuter nominative)
frequentative (singular masculine vocative)
frequentativă (singular feminine vocative)
frequentativum (singular neuter vocative)
frequentativī (plural masculine vocative)
frequentativae (plural feminine vocative)
frequentativă (plural neuter vocative)
frequentativum (singular masculine accusative)
frequentativăm (singular feminine accusative)
frequentativum (singular neuter accusative)
frequentativōs (plural masculine accusative)
frequentativās (plural feminine accusative)
frequentativă (plural neuter accusative)
frequentativī (singular masculine genitive)
frequentativae (singular feminine genitive)
frequentativī (singular neuter genitive)
frequentativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
frequentativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
frequentativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
frequentativō (singular masculine dative)
frequentativae (singular feminine dative)
frequentativō (singular neuter dative)
frequentativīs (plural masculine dative)
frequentativīs (plural feminine dative)
frequentativīs (plural neuter dative)
frequentativō (singular masculine ablative)
frequentativā (singular feminine ablative)
frequentativō (singular neuter ablative)
frequentativīs (plural masculine ablative)
frequentativīs (plural feminine ablative)
frequentativīs (plural neuter ablative)

frequentative

d'emploi fréquent, de façon fréquentative


adverbialis

Dérivé de adverbium (« adverbe »), avec le suffixe -alis.

adverbiale (singular neuter nominative)
adverbiales (plural masculine nominative)
adverbiales (plural feminine nominative)
adverbialia (plural neuter nominative)
adverbiale (singular neuter vocative)
adverbiales (plural masculine vocative)
adverbiales (plural feminine vocative)
adverbialia (plural neuter vocative)
adverbialem (singular masculine accusative)
adverbialem (singular feminine accusative)
adverbiale (singular neuter accusative)
adverbiales (plural masculine accusative)
adverbiales (plural feminine accusative)
adverbialia (plural neuter accusative)
adverbialium (plural masculine genitive)
adverbialium (plural feminine genitive)
adverbialium (plural neuter genitive)
adverbiali (singular masculine dative)
adverbiali (singular feminine dative)
adverbiali (singular neuter dative)
adverbialibus (plural masculine dative)
adverbialibus (plural feminine dative)
adverbialibus (plural neuter dative)
adverbiali (singular masculine ablative)
adverbiali (singular feminine ablative)
adverbiali (singular neuter ablative)
adverbialibus (plural masculine ablative)
adverbialibus (plural feminine ablative)
adverbialibus (plural neuter ablative)


trajectio

Dérivé de trajectus, avec le suffixe -io.

trajectionēs (plural nominative)
trajectionēs (plural vocative)
trajectionem (singular accusative)
trajectionēs (plural accusative)
trajectionis (singular genitive)
trajectionum (plural genitive)
trajectionī (singular dative)
trajectionibus (plural dative)
trajectionĕ (singular ablative)
trajectionibus (plural ablative)


denominativus

Dérivé de denominatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

denominativă (singular feminine nominative)
denominativum (singular neuter nominative)
denominativī (plural masculine nominative)
denominativae (plural feminine nominative)
denominativă (plural neuter nominative)
denominative (singular masculine vocative)
denominativă (singular feminine vocative)
denominativum (singular neuter vocative)
denominativī (plural masculine vocative)
denominativae (plural feminine vocative)
denominativă (plural neuter vocative)
denominativum (singular masculine accusative)
denominativăm (singular feminine accusative)
denominativum (singular neuter accusative)
denominativōs (plural masculine accusative)
denominativās (plural feminine accusative)
denominativă (plural neuter accusative)
denominativī (singular masculine genitive)
denominativae (singular feminine genitive)
denominativī (singular neuter genitive)
denominativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
denominativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
denominativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
denominativō (singular masculine dative)
denominativae (singular feminine dative)
denominativō (singular neuter dative)
denominativīs (plural masculine dative)
denominativīs (plural feminine dative)
denominativīs (plural neuter dative)
denominativō (singular masculine ablative)
denominativā (singular feminine ablative)
denominativō (singular neuter ablative)
denominativīs (plural masculine ablative)
denominativīs (plural feminine ablative)
denominativīs (plural neuter ablative)


impositor

Dérivé de impositus, avec le suffixe -tor.

impositorēs (plural nominative)
impositorēs (plural vocative)
impositorem (singular accusative)
impositorēs (plural accusative)
impositoris (singular genitive)
impositorum (plural genitive)
impositorī (singular dative)
impositoribus (plural dative)
impositorĕ (singular ablative)
impositoribus (plural ablative)

Nomenclateur, celui qui applique un nom à une chose.


encliticus

Du grec ancien ἐγκλιτικός, enklitikos, latinisé en inclinativus.

enclitică (singular feminine nominative)
encliticum (singular neuter nominative)
encliticī (plural masculine nominative)
encliticae (plural feminine nominative)
enclitică (plural neuter nominative)
enclitice (singular masculine vocative)
enclitică (singular feminine vocative)
encliticum (singular neuter vocative)
encliticī (plural masculine vocative)
encliticae (plural feminine vocative)
enclitică (plural neuter vocative)
encliticum (singular masculine accusative)
encliticăm (singular feminine accusative)
encliticum (singular neuter accusative)
encliticōs (plural masculine accusative)
encliticās (plural feminine accusative)
enclitică (plural neuter accusative)
encliticī (singular masculine genitive)
encliticae (singular feminine genitive)
encliticī (singular neuter genitive)
encliticōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
encliticārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
encliticōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
encliticō (singular masculine dative)
encliticae (singular feminine dative)
encliticō (singular neuter dative)
encliticīs (plural masculine dative)
encliticīs (plural feminine dative)
encliticīs (plural neuter dative)
encliticō (singular masculine ablative)
encliticā (singular feminine ablative)
encliticō (singular neuter ablative)
encliticīs (plural masculine ablative)
encliticīs (plural feminine ablative)
encliticīs (plural neuter ablative)


inclinamentum

Dérivé de inclino, avec le suffixe -mentum.

inclinamenta (plural nominative)
inclinamenta (plural vocative)
inclinamenta (plural accusative)
inclinamentī (singular genitive)
inclinamentōrum (plural genitive)
inclinamentō (singular dative)
inclinamentīs (plural dative)
inclinamentō (singular ablative)
inclinamentīs (plural ablative)


inconjugus

Dérivé de conjugus, avec le préfixe in-.

inconjugă (singular feminine nominative)
inconjugum (singular neuter nominative)
inconjugī (plural masculine nominative)
inconjugae (plural feminine nominative)
inconjugă (plural neuter nominative)
inconjuge (singular masculine vocative)
inconjugă (singular feminine vocative)
inconjugum (singular neuter vocative)
inconjugī (plural masculine vocative)
inconjugae (plural feminine vocative)
inconjugă (plural neuter vocative)
inconjugum (singular masculine accusative)
inconjugăm (singular feminine accusative)
inconjugum (singular neuter accusative)
inconjugōs (plural masculine accusative)
inconjugās (plural feminine accusative)
inconjugă (plural neuter accusative)
inconjugī (singular masculine genitive)
inconjugae (singular feminine genitive)
inconjugī (singular neuter genitive)
inconjugōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
inconjugārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
inconjugōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
inconjugō (singular masculine dative)
inconjugae (singular feminine dative)
inconjugō (singular neuter dative)
inconjugīs (plural masculine dative)
inconjugīs (plural feminine dative)
inconjugīs (plural neuter dative)
inconjugō (singular masculine ablative)
inconjugā (singular feminine ablative)
inconjugō (singular neuter ablative)
inconjugīs (plural masculine ablative)
inconjugīs (plural feminine ablative)
inconjugīs (plural neuter ablative)


declinabilis

Dérivé de declino, avec le suffixe -bilis.

declinabile (singular neuter nominative)
declinabiles (plural masculine nominative)
declinabiles (plural feminine nominative)
declinabilia (plural neuter nominative)
declinabile (singular neuter vocative)
declinabiles (plural masculine vocative)
declinabiles (plural feminine vocative)
declinabilia (plural neuter vocative)
declinabilem (singular masculine accusative)
declinabilem (singular feminine accusative)
declinabile (singular neuter accusative)
declinabiles (plural masculine accusative)
declinabiles (plural feminine accusative)
declinabilia (plural neuter accusative)
declinabilium (plural masculine genitive)
declinabilium (plural feminine genitive)
declinabilium (plural neuter genitive)
declinabili (singular masculine dative)
declinabili (singular feminine dative)
declinabili (singular neuter dative)
declinabilibus (plural masculine dative)
declinabilibus (plural feminine dative)
declinabilibus (plural neuter dative)
declinabili (singular masculine ablative)
declinabili (singular feminine ablative)
declinabili (singular neuter ablative)
declinabilibus (plural masculine ablative)
declinabilibus (plural feminine ablative)
declinabilibus (plural neuter ablative)


indeclinabilis

Dérivé de declino, avec le préfixe in- et le suffixe -bilis.

indeclinabile (singular neuter nominative)
indeclinabiles (plural masculine nominative)
indeclinabiles (plural feminine nominative)
indeclinabilia (plural neuter nominative)
indeclinabile (singular neuter vocative)
indeclinabiles (plural masculine vocative)
indeclinabiles (plural feminine vocative)
indeclinabilia (plural neuter vocative)
indeclinabilem (singular masculine accusative)
indeclinabilem (singular feminine accusative)
indeclinabile (singular neuter accusative)
indeclinabiles (plural masculine accusative)
indeclinabiles (plural feminine accusative)
indeclinabilia (plural neuter accusative)
indeclinabilium (plural masculine genitive)
indeclinabilium (plural feminine genitive)
indeclinabilium (plural neuter genitive)
indeclinabili (singular masculine dative)
indeclinabili (singular feminine dative)
indeclinabili (singular neuter dative)
indeclinabilibus (plural masculine dative)
indeclinabilibus (plural feminine dative)
indeclinabilibus (plural neuter dative)
indeclinabili (singular masculine ablative)
indeclinabili (singular feminine ablative)
indeclinabili (singular neuter ablative)
indeclinabilibus (plural masculine ablative)
indeclinabilibus (plural feminine ablative)
indeclinabilibus (plural neuter ablative)


pronuntiatio

Dérivé de pronuntiatum (« annoncer, prononcer »), avec le suffixe -io.

pronuntiationēs (plural nominative)
pronuntiationēs (plural vocative)
pronuntiationem (singular accusative)
pronuntiationēs (plural accusative)
pronuntiationis (singular genitive)
pronuntiationum (plural genitive)
pronuntiationī (singular dative)
pronuntiationibus (plural dative)
pronuntiationĕ (singular ablative)
pronuntiationibus (plural ablative)


hypozeuxis

hypozeuxēs (plural nominative)
hypozeuxēs (plural vocative)
hypozeuxem (singular accusative)
hypozeuxēs (plural accusative)
hypozeuxum (plural genitive)
hypozeuxī (singular dative)
hypozeuxibus (plural dative)
hypozeuxĕ (singular ablative)
hypozeuxibus (plural ablative)


congregativus

Dérivé de congregatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

congregativă (singular feminine nominative)
congregativum (singular neuter nominative)
congregativī (plural masculine nominative)
congregativae (plural feminine nominative)
congregativă (plural neuter nominative)
congregative (singular masculine vocative)
congregativă (singular feminine vocative)
congregativum (singular neuter vocative)
congregativī (plural masculine vocative)
congregativae (plural feminine vocative)
congregativă (plural neuter vocative)
congregativum (singular masculine accusative)
congregativăm (singular feminine accusative)
congregativum (singular neuter accusative)
congregativōs (plural masculine accusative)
congregativās (plural feminine accusative)
congregativă (plural neuter accusative)
congregativī (singular masculine genitive)
congregativae (singular feminine genitive)
congregativī (singular neuter genitive)
congregativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
congregativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
congregativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
congregativō (singular masculine dative)
congregativae (singular feminine dative)
congregativō (singular neuter dative)
congregativīs (plural masculine dative)
congregativīs (plural feminine dative)
congregativīs (plural neuter dative)
congregativō (singular masculine ablative)
congregativā (singular feminine ablative)
congregativō (singular neuter ablative)
congregativīs (plural masculine ablative)
congregativīs (plural feminine ablative)
congregativīs (plural neuter ablative)


commendativus

Dérivé de commendatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

commendativă (singular feminine nominative)
commendativum (singular neuter nominative)
commendativī (plural masculine nominative)
commendativae (plural feminine nominative)
commendativă (plural neuter nominative)
commendative (singular masculine vocative)
commendativă (singular feminine vocative)
commendativum (singular neuter vocative)
commendativī (plural masculine vocative)
commendativae (plural feminine vocative)
commendativă (plural neuter vocative)
commendativum (singular masculine accusative)
commendativăm (singular feminine accusative)
commendativum (singular neuter accusative)
commendativōs (plural masculine accusative)
commendativās (plural feminine accusative)
commendativă (plural neuter accusative)
commendativī (singular masculine genitive)
commendativae (singular feminine genitive)
commendativī (singular neuter genitive)
commendativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
commendativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
commendativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
commendativō (singular masculine dative)
commendativae (singular feminine dative)
commendativō (singular neuter dative)
commendativīs (plural masculine dative)
commendativīs (plural feminine dative)
commendativīs (plural neuter dative)
commendativō (singular masculine ablative)
commendativā (singular feminine ablative)
commendativō (singular neuter ablative)
commendativīs (plural masculine ablative)
commendativīs (plural feminine ablative)
commendativīs (plural neuter ablative)


derivativus

Dérivé de derivatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

derivativă (singular feminine nominative)
derivativum (singular neuter nominative)
derivativī (plural masculine nominative)
derivativae (plural feminine nominative)
derivativă (plural neuter nominative)
derivative (singular masculine vocative)
derivativă (singular feminine vocative)
derivativum (singular neuter vocative)
derivativī (plural masculine vocative)
derivativae (plural feminine vocative)
derivativă (plural neuter vocative)
derivativum (singular masculine accusative)
derivativăm (singular feminine accusative)
derivativum (singular neuter accusative)
derivativōs (plural masculine accusative)
derivativās (plural feminine accusative)
derivativă (plural neuter accusative)
derivativī (singular masculine genitive)
derivativae (singular feminine genitive)
derivativī (singular neuter genitive)
derivativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
derivativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
derivativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
derivativō (singular masculine dative)
derivativae (singular feminine dative)
derivativō (singular neuter dative)
derivativīs (plural masculine dative)
derivativīs (plural feminine dative)
derivativīs (plural neuter dative)
derivativō (singular masculine ablative)
derivativā (singular feminine ablative)
derivativō (singular neuter ablative)
derivativīs (plural masculine ablative)
derivativīs (plural feminine ablative)
derivativīs (plural neuter ablative)


conjunctivus

Dérivé de conjunctus, avec le suffixe -ivus, le radical étant lui-même dérivé de junctus, avec le préfixe con-.

conjunctivă (singular feminine nominative)
conjunctivum (singular neuter nominative)
conjunctivī (plural masculine nominative)
conjunctivae (plural feminine nominative)
conjunctivă (plural neuter nominative)
conjunctive (singular masculine vocative)
conjunctivă (singular feminine vocative)
conjunctivum (singular neuter vocative)
conjunctivī (plural masculine vocative)
conjunctivae (plural feminine vocative)
conjunctivă (plural neuter vocative)
conjunctivum (singular masculine accusative)
conjunctivăm (singular feminine accusative)
conjunctivum (singular neuter accusative)
conjunctivōs (plural masculine accusative)
conjunctivās (plural feminine accusative)
conjunctivă (plural neuter accusative)
conjunctivī (singular masculine genitive)
conjunctivae (singular feminine genitive)
conjunctivī (singular neuter genitive)
conjunctivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
conjunctivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
conjunctivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
conjunctivō (singular masculine dative)
conjunctivae (singular feminine dative)
conjunctivō (singular neuter dative)
conjunctivīs (plural masculine dative)
conjunctivīs (plural feminine dative)
conjunctivīs (plural neuter dative)
conjunctivō (singular masculine ablative)
conjunctivā (singular feminine ablative)
conjunctivō (singular neuter ablative)
conjunctivīs (plural masculine ablative)
conjunctivīs (plural feminine ablative)
conjunctivīs (plural neuter ablative)


deductivus

Dérivé de deductus, avec le suffixe -ivus, le radical étant lui-même dérivé de ductus, avec le préfixe de-.

deductivă (singular feminine nominative)
deductivum (singular neuter nominative)
deductivī (plural masculine nominative)
deductivae (plural feminine nominative)
deductivă (plural neuter nominative)
deductive (singular masculine vocative)
deductivă (singular feminine vocative)
deductivum (singular neuter vocative)
deductivī (plural masculine vocative)
deductivae (plural feminine vocative)
deductivă (plural neuter vocative)
deductivum (singular masculine accusative)
deductivăm (singular feminine accusative)
deductivum (singular neuter accusative)
deductivōs (plural masculine accusative)
deductivās (plural feminine accusative)
deductivă (plural neuter accusative)
deductivī (singular masculine genitive)
deductivae (singular feminine genitive)
deductivī (singular neuter genitive)
deductivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
deductivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
deductivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
deductivō (singular masculine dative)
deductivae (singular feminine dative)
deductivō (singular neuter dative)
deductivīs (plural masculine dative)
deductivīs (plural feminine dative)
deductivīs (plural neuter dative)
deductivō (singular masculine ablative)
deductivā (singular feminine ablative)
deductivō (singular neuter ablative)
deductivīs (plural masculine ablative)
deductivīs (plural feminine ablative)
deductivīs (plural neuter ablative)


intentivus

Dérivé de intentus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

intentivă (singular feminine nominative)
intentivum (singular neuter nominative)
intentivī (plural masculine nominative)
intentivae (plural feminine nominative)
intentivă (plural neuter nominative)
intentive (singular masculine vocative)
intentivă (singular feminine vocative)
intentivum (singular neuter vocative)
intentivī (plural masculine vocative)
intentivae (plural feminine vocative)
intentivă (plural neuter vocative)
intentivum (singular masculine accusative)
intentivăm (singular feminine accusative)
intentivum (singular neuter accusative)
intentivōs (plural masculine accusative)
intentivās (plural feminine accusative)
intentivă (plural neuter accusative)
intentivī (singular masculine genitive)
intentivae (singular feminine genitive)
intentivī (singular neuter genitive)
intentivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
intentivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
intentivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
intentivō (singular masculine dative)
intentivae (singular feminine dative)
intentivō (singular neuter dative)
intentivīs (plural masculine dative)
intentivīs (plural feminine dative)
intentivīs (plural neuter dative)
intentivō (singular masculine ablative)
intentivā (singular feminine ablative)
intentivō (singular neuter ablative)
intentivīs (plural masculine ablative)
intentivīs (plural feminine ablative)
intentivīs (plural neuter ablative)


intransitivus

Dérivé de transitus, avec le préfixe in- et le suffixe -ivus.

intransitivă (singular feminine nominative)
intransitivum (singular neuter nominative)
intransitivī (plural masculine nominative)
intransitivae (plural feminine nominative)
intransitivă (plural neuter nominative)
intransitive (singular masculine vocative)
intransitivă (singular feminine vocative)
intransitivum (singular neuter vocative)
intransitivī (plural masculine vocative)
intransitivae (plural feminine vocative)
intransitivă (plural neuter vocative)
intransitivum (singular masculine accusative)
intransitivăm (singular feminine accusative)
intransitivum (singular neuter accusative)
intransitivōs (plural masculine accusative)
intransitivās (plural feminine accusative)
intransitivă (plural neuter accusative)
intransitivī (singular masculine genitive)
intransitivae (singular feminine genitive)
intransitivī (singular neuter genitive)
intransitivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
intransitivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
intransitivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
intransitivō (singular masculine dative)
intransitivae (singular feminine dative)
intransitivō (singular neuter dative)
intransitivīs (plural masculine dative)
intransitivīs (plural feminine dative)
intransitivīs (plural neuter dative)
intransitivō (singular masculine ablative)
intransitivā (singular feminine ablative)
intransitivō (singular neuter ablative)
intransitivīs (plural masculine ablative)
intransitivīs (plural feminine ablative)
intransitivīs (plural neuter ablative)


praepositivus

Dérivé de positus, avec le préfixe prae- et le suffixe -ivus.

praepositivă (singular feminine nominative)
praepositivum (singular neuter nominative)
praepositivī (plural masculine nominative)
praepositivae (plural feminine nominative)
praepositivă (plural neuter nominative)
praepositive (singular masculine vocative)
praepositivă (singular feminine vocative)
praepositivum (singular neuter vocative)
praepositivī (plural masculine vocative)
praepositivae (plural feminine vocative)
praepositivă (plural neuter vocative)
praepositivum (singular masculine accusative)
praepositivăm (singular feminine accusative)
praepositivum (singular neuter accusative)
praepositivōs (plural masculine accusative)
praepositivās (plural feminine accusative)
praepositivă (plural neuter accusative)
praepositivī (singular masculine genitive)
praepositivae (singular feminine genitive)
praepositivī (singular neuter genitive)
praepositivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
praepositivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
praepositivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
praepositivō (singular masculine dative)
praepositivae (singular feminine dative)
praepositivō (singular neuter dative)
praepositivīs (plural masculine dative)
praepositivīs (plural feminine dative)
praepositivīs (plural neuter dative)
praepositivō (singular masculine ablative)
praepositivā (singular feminine ablative)
praepositivō (singular neuter ablative)
praepositivīs (plural masculine ablative)
praepositivīs (plural feminine ablative)
praepositivīs (plural neuter ablative)


separativus

Dérivé de separatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

separativă (singular feminine nominative)
separativum (singular neuter nominative)
separativī (plural masculine nominative)
separativae (plural feminine nominative)
separativă (plural neuter nominative)
separative (singular masculine vocative)
separativă (singular feminine vocative)
separativum (singular neuter vocative)
separativī (plural masculine vocative)
separativae (plural feminine vocative)
separativă (plural neuter vocative)
separativum (singular masculine accusative)
separativăm (singular feminine accusative)
separativum (singular neuter accusative)
separativōs (plural masculine accusative)
separativās (plural feminine accusative)
separativă (plural neuter accusative)
separativī (singular masculine genitive)
separativae (singular feminine genitive)
separativī (singular neuter genitive)
separativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
separativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
separativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
separativō (singular masculine dative)
separativae (singular feminine dative)
separativō (singular neuter dative)
separativīs (plural masculine dative)
separativīs (plural feminine dative)
separativīs (plural neuter dative)
separativō (singular masculine ablative)
separativā (singular feminine ablative)
separativō (singular neuter ablative)
separativīs (plural masculine ablative)
separativīs (plural feminine ablative)
separativīs (plural neuter ablative)


recordativus

Dérivé de recordatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

recordativă (singular feminine nominative)
recordativum (singular neuter nominative)
recordativī (plural masculine nominative)
recordativae (plural feminine nominative)
recordativă (plural neuter nominative)
recordative (singular masculine vocative)
recordativă (singular feminine vocative)
recordativum (singular neuter vocative)
recordativī (plural masculine vocative)
recordativae (plural feminine vocative)
recordativă (plural neuter vocative)
recordativum (singular masculine accusative)
recordativăm (singular feminine accusative)
recordativum (singular neuter accusative)
recordativōs (plural masculine accusative)
recordativās (plural feminine accusative)
recordativă (plural neuter accusative)
recordativī (singular masculine genitive)
recordativae (singular feminine genitive)
recordativī (singular neuter genitive)
recordativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
recordativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
recordativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
recordativō (singular masculine dative)
recordativae (singular feminine dative)
recordativō (singular neuter dative)
recordativīs (plural masculine dative)
recordativīs (plural feminine dative)
recordativīs (plural neuter dative)
recordativō (singular masculine ablative)
recordativā (singular feminine ablative)
recordativō (singular neuter ablative)
recordativīs (plural masculine ablative)
recordativīs (plural feminine ablative)
recordativīs (plural neuter ablative)

recordativa species verborum.


meditativus

Dérivé de meditatus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

meditativă (singular feminine nominative)
meditativum (singular neuter nominative)
meditativī (plural masculine nominative)
meditativae (plural feminine nominative)
meditativă (plural neuter nominative)
meditative (singular masculine vocative)
meditativă (singular feminine vocative)
meditativum (singular neuter vocative)
meditativī (plural masculine vocative)
meditativae (plural feminine vocative)
meditativă (plural neuter vocative)
meditativum (singular masculine accusative)
meditativăm (singular feminine accusative)
meditativum (singular neuter accusative)
meditativōs (plural masculine accusative)
meditativās (plural feminine accusative)
meditativă (plural neuter accusative)
meditativī (singular masculine genitive)
meditativae (singular feminine genitive)
meditativī (singular neuter genitive)
meditativōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
meditativārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
meditativōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
meditativō (singular masculine dative)
meditativae (singular feminine dative)
meditativō (singular neuter dative)
meditativīs (plural masculine dative)
meditativīs (plural feminine dative)
meditativīs (plural neuter dative)
meditativō (singular masculine ablative)
meditativā (singular feminine ablative)
meditativō (singular neuter ablative)
meditativīs (plural masculine ablative)
meditativīs (plural feminine ablative)
meditativīs (plural neuter ablative)

meditativa verba


epitheton

Du grec ancien ἐπίθετον, epítheton (« [mot] ajouté »).

epitheta (plural nominative)
epitheta (plural vocative)
epitheta (plural accusative)
epithetī (singular genitive)
epithetōrum (plural genitive)
epithetō (singular dative)
epithetīs (plural dative)
epithetō (singular ablative)
epithetīs (plural ablative)


antiptosis

Du grec ancien ἀντίπτωσις, antíptōsis (« opposition »).

antiptosēs (plural nominative)
antiptosēs (plural vocative)
antiptosem (singular accusative)
antiptosēs (plural accusative)
antiptosum (plural genitive)
antiptosī (singular dative)
antiptosibus (plural dative)
antiptosĕ (singular ablative)
antiptosibus (plural ablative)


concisio

Dérivé de concisus, avec le suffixe -io.

concisionēs (plural nominative)
concisionēs (plural vocative)
concisionem (singular accusative)
concisionēs (plural accusative)
concisionis (singular genitive)
concisionum (plural genitive)
concisionī (singular dative)
concisionibus (plural dative)
concisionĕ (singular ablative)
concisionibus (plural ablative)


traductivus

Dérivé de traductus, avec le suffixe -ivus.

traductivă (singular feminine nominative)
traductivum (singular neuter nominative)
traductivī (plural masculine nominative)
traductivae (plural feminine nominative)
traductivă (plural neuter nominative)
traductive (singular masculine vocative)
traductivă (singular feminine vocative)
traductivum (singular neuter vocative)
traductivī (plural masculine vocative)
traductivae (plural feminine vocative)
traductivă (plural neuter vocative)
traductivum (singular masculine accusative)
traductivăm (singular feminine accusative)
traductivum (singular neuter accusative)
traductivōs (plural masculine accusative)
traductivās (plural feminine accusative)
traductivă (plural neuter accusative)
traductivī (singular masculine genitive)
traductivae (singular feminine genitive)
traductivī (singular neuter genitive)
traductivōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
traductivārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
traductivōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
traductivō (singular masculine dative)
traductivae (singular feminine dative)
traductivō (singular neuter dative)
traductivīs (plural masculine dative)
traductivīs (plural feminine dative)
traductivīs (plural neuter dative)
traductivō (singular masculine ablative)
traductivā (singular feminine ablative)
traductivō (singular neuter ablative)
traductivīs (plural masculine ablative)
traductivīs (plural feminine ablative)
traductivīs (plural neuter ablative)