angulus

Dérivé de ango (« serrer »), avec le suffixe -ulus.

angulī (plural nominative)
angule (singular vocative)
angulī (plural vocative)
angulum (singular accusative)
angulōs (plural accusative)
angulī (singular genitive)
angulōrum (plural genitive)
angulō (singular dative)
angulīs (plural dative)
angulō (singular ablative)
angulīs (plural ablative)

angulus optusus.


arcus

De l’indo-européen commun *h₂erkʷo-. Apparenté à l’anglais arrow, ou *arqu- ^([1]) (« fléchir ») qui donne ракита, rakyta (« osier ») en bulgare et en russe (→ voir verbera, vitis et vitex pour des noms de plantes en latin, issus de radicaux indo-européens signifiant « tourner »).

arcūs (plural nominative)
arcūs (plural vocative)
arcum (singular accusative)
arcūs (plural accusative)
arcūs (singular genitive)
arcuum (plural genitive)
arcūi (singular dative)
arcū (singular dative)
arcubus (plural dative)
arcū (singular ablative)
arcubus (plural ablative)

arculatum

gâteau de farine offerts dan les sacrifices

arculum

couronne faite d'une branche de grenadier

arculus

coussinet de tête pour porter les vases sacrés


coxa

coxă (singular nominative)
coxae (plural nominative)
coxă (singular vocative)
coxae (plural vocative)
coxăm (singular accusative)
coxās (plural accusative)
coxae (singular genitive)
coxārŭm (plural genitive)
coxae (singular dative)
coxīs (plural dative)
coxā (singular ablative)
coxīs (plural ablative)


area

Selon Varron et Festus, ce mot est apparenté à areo (« être sec, être déseché »). Il correspond à l’allemand Esse, d'un radical asa affecté par le rhotacisme. Pour des explications détaillées sur le rhotacisme en latin, voir « r » en latin. Son sens étymologique est soit « foyer », et comme ce mot en français, ce mot a pris un sens général de « lieu de rencontre » puis de « lieu » et même d’« espace » ; soit, comme terra, le sens initial est « lieu sec ».

D’autres ^([1]) le rapprochent de Erde en allemand, ou, pour l’anglais earth, hearth.

areă (singular nominative)
areae (plural nominative)
areă (singular vocative)
areae (plural vocative)
areăm (singular accusative)
areās (plural accusative)
areae (singular genitive)
areārŭm (plural genitive)
areae (singular dative)
areīs (plural dative)
areā (singular ablative)
areīs (plural ablative)


trigonium

trigonia (plural nominative)
trigonia (plural vocative)
trigonia (plural accusative)
trigoniī (singular genitive)
trigoniōrum (plural genitive)
trigoniō (singular dative)
trigoniīs (plural dative)
trigoniō (singular ablative)
trigoniīs (plural ablative)


trigonus

trigonă (singular feminine nominative)
trigonum (singular neuter nominative)
trigonī (plural masculine nominative)
trigonae (plural feminine nominative)
trigonă (plural neuter nominative)
trigone (singular masculine vocative)
trigonă (singular feminine vocative)
trigonum (singular neuter vocative)
trigonī (plural masculine vocative)
trigonae (plural feminine vocative)
trigonă (plural neuter vocative)
trigonum (singular masculine accusative)
trigonăm (singular feminine accusative)
trigonum (singular neuter accusative)
trigonōs (plural masculine accusative)
trigonās (plural feminine accusative)
trigonă (plural neuter accusative)
trigonī (singular masculine genitive)
trigonae (singular feminine genitive)
trigonī (singular neuter genitive)
trigonōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
trigonārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
trigonōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
trigonō (singular masculine dative)
trigonae (singular feminine dative)
trigonō (singular neuter dative)
trigonīs (plural masculine dative)
trigonīs (plural feminine dative)
trigonīs (plural neuter dative)
trigonō (singular masculine ablative)
trigonā (singular feminine ablative)
trigonō (singular neuter ablative)
trigonīs (plural masculine ablative)
trigonīs (plural feminine ablative)
trigonīs (plural neuter ablative)


triangularis

Dérivé de triangulus, avec le suffixe -aris.

triangulare (singular neuter nominative)
triangulares (plural masculine nominative)
triangulares (plural feminine nominative)
triangularia (plural neuter nominative)
triangulare (singular neuter vocative)
triangulares (plural masculine vocative)
triangulares (plural feminine vocative)
triangularia (plural neuter vocative)
triangularem (singular masculine accusative)
triangularem (singular feminine accusative)
triangulare (singular neuter accusative)
triangulares (plural masculine accusative)
triangulares (plural feminine accusative)
triangularia (plural neuter accusative)
triangularium (plural masculine genitive)
triangularium (plural feminine genitive)
triangularium (plural neuter genitive)
triangulari (singular masculine dative)
triangulari (singular feminine dative)
triangulari (singular neuter dative)
triangularibus (plural masculine dative)
triangularibus (plural feminine dative)
triangularibus (plural neuter dative)
triangulari (singular masculine ablative)
triangulari (singular feminine ablative)
triangulari (singular neuter ablative)
triangularibus (plural masculine ablative)
triangularibus (plural feminine ablative)
triangularibus (plural neuter ablative)


triangulus

Dérivé de angulus, avec le préfixe tri-.

triangulă (singular feminine nominative)
triangulum (singular neuter nominative)
triangulī (plural masculine nominative)
triangulae (plural feminine nominative)
triangulă (plural neuter nominative)
triangule (singular masculine vocative)
triangulă (singular feminine vocative)
triangulum (singular neuter vocative)
triangulī (plural masculine vocative)
triangulae (plural feminine vocative)
triangulă (plural neuter vocative)
triangulum (singular masculine accusative)
triangulăm (singular feminine accusative)
triangulum (singular neuter accusative)
triangulōs (plural masculine accusative)
triangulās (plural feminine accusative)
triangulă (plural neuter accusative)
triangulī (singular masculine genitive)
triangulae (singular feminine genitive)
triangulī (singular neuter genitive)
triangulōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
triangulārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
triangulōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
triangulō (singular masculine dative)
triangulae (singular feminine dative)
triangulō (singular neuter dative)
triangulīs (plural masculine dative)
triangulīs (plural feminine dative)
triangulīs (plural neuter dative)
triangulō (singular masculine ablative)
triangulā (singular feminine ablative)
triangulō (singular neuter ablative)
triangulīs (plural masculine ablative)
triangulīs (plural feminine ablative)
triangulīs (plural neuter ablative)


trigonicus

trigonică (singular feminine nominative)
trigonicum (singular neuter nominative)
trigonicī (plural masculine nominative)
trigonicae (plural feminine nominative)
trigonică (plural neuter nominative)
trigonice (singular masculine vocative)
trigonică (singular feminine vocative)
trigonicum (singular neuter vocative)
trigonicī (plural masculine vocative)
trigonicae (plural feminine vocative)
trigonică (plural neuter vocative)
trigonicum (singular masculine accusative)
trigonicăm (singular feminine accusative)
trigonicum (singular neuter accusative)
trigonicōs (plural masculine accusative)
trigonicās (plural feminine accusative)
trigonică (plural neuter accusative)
trigonicī (singular masculine genitive)
trigonicae (singular feminine genitive)
trigonicī (singular neuter genitive)
trigonicōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
trigonicārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
trigonicōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
trigonicō (singular masculine dative)
trigonicae (singular feminine dative)
trigonicō (singular neuter dative)
trigonicīs (plural masculine dative)
trigonicīs (plural feminine dative)
trigonicīs (plural neuter dative)
trigonicō (singular masculine ablative)
trigonicā (singular feminine ablative)
trigonicō (singular neuter ablative)
trigonicīs (plural masculine ablative)
trigonicīs (plural feminine ablative)
trigonicīs (plural neuter ablative)


triangulum

Dérivé de angulus (« angle »), avec le préfixe tri-.

triangula (plural nominative)
triangula (plural vocative)
triangula (plural accusative)
triangulī (singular genitive)
triangulōrum (plural genitive)
triangulō (singular dative)
triangulīs (plural dative)
triangulō (singular ablative)
triangulīs (plural ablative)

Triangulum est figura geometrica plana cui sunt tria latera et tres anguli. (triangulum sur l’encyclopédie Wikipédia (en latin) )


trapezium

Du grec ancien τραπέζιον, trapézion, diminutif de grec ancien τράπεζα, trápeza, table à quatre pieds.

trapezia (plural nominative)
trapezia (plural vocative)
trapezia (plural accusative)
trapeziī (singular genitive)
trapeziōrum (plural genitive)
trapeziō (singular dative)
trapeziīs (plural dative)
trapeziō (singular ablative)
trapeziīs (plural ablative)


sector

Déverbal de seco (« couper »), dérivé de sectum, avec le suffixe -tor.

sectorēs (plural nominative)
sectorēs (plural vocative)
sectorem (singular accusative)
sectorēs (plural accusative)
sectoris (singular genitive)
sectorum (plural genitive)
sectorī (singular dative)
sectoribus (plural dative)
sectorĕ (singular ablative)
sectoribus (plural ablative)
sectrix (feminine)


isosceles

isoscelēs (plural masculine nominative)
isoscelēs (plural feminine nominative)
isoscelia (plural neuter nominative)
isoscelēs (plural masculine vocative)
isoscelēs (plural feminine vocative)
isoscelia (plural neuter vocative)
isoscelem (singular masculine accusative)
isoscelem (singular feminine accusative)
isoscelēs (plural masculine accusative)
isoscelēs (plural feminine accusative)
isoscelia (plural neuter accusative)
isoscelis (singular masculine genitive)
isoscelis (singular feminine genitive)
isoscelis (singular neuter genitive)
isoscelium (plural masculine genitive)
isoscelium (plural feminine genitive)
isoscelium (plural neuter genitive)
isoscelī (singular masculine dative)
isoscelī (singular feminine dative)
isoscelī (singular neuter dative)
isoscelibus (plural masculine dative)
isoscelibus (plural feminine dative)
isoscelibus (plural neuter dative)
isoscelī (singular masculine ablative)
isoscelī (singular feminine ablative)
isoscelī (singular neuter ablative)
isoscelibus (plural masculine ablative)
isoscelibus (plural feminine ablative)
isoscelibus (plural neuter ablative)


radius

De même origine indoeuropéenne que radix (« racine »).

radiī (plural nominative)
radie (singular vocative)
radiī (plural vocative)
radium (singular accusative)
radiōs (plural accusative)
radiī (singular genitive)
radiōrum (plural genitive)
radiō (singular dative)
radiīs (plural dative)
radiō (singular ablative)
radiīs (plural ablative)
radiī (plural nominative)
radī (plural nominative)
radī (singular vocative)
radiī (plural vocative)
radī (plural vocative)
radium (singular accusative)
radiōs (plural accusative)
radiī (singular genitive)
radī (singular genitive)
radiōrum (plural genitive)
radiō (singular dative)
radiīs (plural dative)
radiō (singular ablative)
radiīs (plural ablative)


punctum

puncta (plural nominative)
puncta (plural vocative)
puncta (plural accusative)
punctī (singular genitive)
punctōrum (plural genitive)
punctō (singular dative)
punctīs (plural dative)
punctō (singular ablative)
punctīs (plural ablative)

Point géométrique, tout petit espace; petite étendue, parcelle.


cubus

Du grec ancien κύβος, kúbos (« dé à jouer »).

cubī (plural nominative)
cube (singular vocative)
cubī (plural vocative)
cubum (singular accusative)
cubōs (plural accusative)
cubī (singular genitive)
cubōrum (plural genitive)
cubō (singular dative)
cubīs (plural dative)
cubō (singular ablative)
cubīs (plural ablative)

Cubus est figura propria solida, quae longitudine, latitudine et altitudine continetur.

Isidore de Séville, Etymologiarum libri XX


sexangulum

Neutre substantivé de sexangulus (« hexagonal »), composé de sex (« six ») et angulus (« angle »).

sexangula (plural nominative)
sexangula (plural vocative)
sexangula (plural accusative)
sexangulī (singular genitive)
sexangulōrum (plural genitive)
sexangulō (singular dative)
sexangulīs (plural dative)
sexangulō (singular ablative)
sexangulīs (plural ablative)


decagonus

Du grec ancien δεκαγώνιον, decagônion → voir trigonium et trigonus.

decagonī (plural nominative)
decagone (singular vocative)
decagonī (plural vocative)
decagonum (singular accusative)
decagonōs (plural accusative)
decagonī (singular genitive)
decagonōrum (plural genitive)
decagonō (singular dative)
decagonīs (plural dative)
decagonō (singular ablative)
decagonīs (plural ablative)


diametros

diametrī (plural nominative)
diametre (singular vocative)
diametrī (plural vocative)
diametron (singular accusative)
diametrī (singular genitive)
diametrōrum (plural genitive)
diametrō (singular dative)
diametrīs (plural dative)
diametrō (singular ablative)
diametrīs (plural ablative)


multiangulum

Dérivé de angulus, avec le préfixe multi-, calque du grec ancien πολύγωνον, polýgônon.

multiangula (plural nominative)
multiangula (plural vocative)
multiangula (plural accusative)
multiangulī (singular genitive)
multiangulōrum (plural genitive)
multiangulō (singular dative)
multiangulīs (plural dative)
multiangulō (singular ablative)
multiangulīs (plural ablative)


hemicyclus

hemicyclī (plural nominative)
hemicycle (singular vocative)
hemicyclī (plural vocative)
hemicyclum (singular accusative)
hemicyclōs (plural accusative)
hemicyclī (singular genitive)
hemicyclōrum (plural genitive)
hemicyclō (singular dative)
hemicyclīs (plural dative)
hemicyclō (singular ablative)
hemicyclīs (plural ablative)


hemicyclius

hemicycliă (singular feminine nominative)
hemicyclium (singular neuter nominative)
hemicycliī (plural masculine nominative)
hemicycliae (plural feminine nominative)
hemicycliă (plural neuter nominative)
hemicyclie (singular masculine vocative)
hemicycliă (singular feminine vocative)
hemicyclium (singular neuter vocative)
hemicycliī (plural masculine vocative)
hemicycliae (plural feminine vocative)
hemicycliă (plural neuter vocative)
hemicyclium (singular masculine accusative)
hemicycliăm (singular feminine accusative)
hemicyclium (singular neuter accusative)
hemicycliōs (plural masculine accusative)
hemicycliās (plural feminine accusative)
hemicycliă (plural neuter accusative)
hemicycliī (singular masculine genitive)
hemicycliae (singular feminine genitive)
hemicycliī (singular neuter genitive)
hemicycliōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
hemicycliārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
hemicycliōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
hemicycliō (singular masculine dative)
hemicycliae (singular feminine dative)
hemicycliō (singular neuter dative)
hemicycliīs (plural masculine dative)
hemicycliīs (plural feminine dative)
hemicycliīs (plural neuter dative)
hemicycliō (singular masculine ablative)
hemicycliā (singular feminine ablative)
hemicycliō (singular neuter ablative)
hemicycliīs (plural masculine ablative)
hemicycliīs (plural feminine ablative)
hemicycliīs (plural neuter ablative)

En hémicycle, en demi-cercle, semicirculaire.


acutiangulus

acutiangulī (plural nominative)
acutiangule (singular vocative)
acutiangulī (plural vocative)
acutiangulum (singular accusative)
acutiangulōs (plural accusative)
acutiangulī (singular genitive)
acutiangulōrum (plural genitive)
acutiangulō (singular dative)
acutiangulīs (plural dative)
acutiangulō (singular ablative)
acutiangulīs (plural ablative)


diametrus

diametrī (plural nominative)
diametre (singular vocative)
diametrī (plural vocative)
diametrum (singular accusative)
diametrōs (plural accusative)
diametrī (singular genitive)
diametrōrum (plural genitive)
diametrō (singular dative)
diametrīs (plural dative)
diametrō (singular ablative)
diametrīs (plural ablative)


spheniscus

Du grec ancien σφηνίσκος, sphêniskos, diminutif de σφήν, sphến (« coin »).

spheniscī (plural nominative)
sphenisce (singular vocative)
spheniscī (plural vocative)
spheniscum (singular accusative)
spheniscōs (plural accusative)
spheniscī (singular genitive)
spheniscōrum (plural genitive)
spheniscō (singular dative)
spheniscīs (plural dative)
spheniscō (singular ablative)
spheniscīs (plural ablative)

Pyramide tronquée, solide irrégulier, scalène, en forme de coin.

Haec autem forma Graeco nomine scalenos vocatur. Nos vero gradatum possumus dicere, quod a minore modo velut gradibus crescat ad maius. Vocant autem eandem figuram Graeci quidam spheniscon; nos autem cuneum possumus dicere.

Nam si aequa fuerit latitudo longitudini et maior sit altitudo, illae figurae a nobis asseres, a Graecis docides nominantur. Ut si quis hoc modo faciat: iiij quater novies, qui inde procreantur, asseres nominati sunt. Sphenisci vero, quos cuneolos superius appellavimus, hi sunt, qui ex inaequalibus inaequaliter ducti per inaequalia creverunt, cybi vero, qui ex aequalibus aequaliter per aequalia producti sunt.


polygonum

polygona (plural nominative)
polygona (plural vocative)
polygona (plural accusative)
polygonī (singular genitive)
polygonōrum (plural genitive)
polygonō (singular dative)
polygonīs (plural dative)
polygonō (singular ablative)
polygonīs (plural ablative)


octogonum

Substantivation de octogonos (« à huit angles »).

octogona (plural nominative)
octogona (plural vocative)
octogona (plural accusative)
octogonī (singular genitive)
octogonōrum (plural genitive)
octogonō (singular dative)
octogonīs (plural dative)
octogonō (singular ablative)
octogonīs (plural ablative)


octogonos

Du grec ancien ὀκτώ, oktô (« huit ») et γωνία, gônia (« angle ») ; la variante octagonos, plus correcte, est issue du grec ancien ὀκτάγωνος, oktágônos (« à huit angles »).

octogonī (plural nominative)
octogone (singular vocative)
octogonī (plural vocative)
octogonon (singular accusative)
octogonī (singular genitive)
octogonōrum (plural genitive)
octogonō (singular dative)
octogonīs (plural dative)
octogonō (singular ablative)
octogonīs (plural ablative)


heteromeces

heteromeca (plural nominative)
heteromeca (plural vocative)
heteromeca (plural accusative)
heteromecis (singular genitive)
heteromecum (plural genitive)
heteromecī (singular dative)
heteromecibus (plural dative)
heteromecĕ (singular ablative)
heteromecibus (plural ablative)


aequilatus

Dérivé de latus, avec le préfixe aequi-.

aequilatera (plural nominative)
aequilatera (plural vocative)
aequilatera (plural accusative)
aequilateris (singular genitive)
aequilaterum (plural genitive)
aequilaterī (singular dative)
aequilateribus (plural dative)
aequilaterĕ (singular ablative)
aequilateribus (plural ablative)


aequilateralis

Dérivé de lateralis, avec le préfixe aequi-.

aequilaterale (singular neuter nominative)
aequilaterales (plural masculine nominative)
aequilaterales (plural feminine nominative)
aequilateralia (plural neuter nominative)
aequilaterale (singular neuter vocative)
aequilaterales (plural masculine vocative)
aequilaterales (plural feminine vocative)
aequilateralia (plural neuter vocative)
aequilateralem (singular masculine accusative)
aequilateralem (singular feminine accusative)
aequilaterale (singular neuter accusative)
aequilaterales (plural masculine accusative)
aequilaterales (plural feminine accusative)
aequilateralia (plural neuter accusative)
aequilateralium (plural masculine genitive)
aequilateralium (plural feminine genitive)
aequilateralium (plural neuter genitive)
aequilaterali (singular masculine dative)
aequilaterali (singular feminine dative)
aequilaterali (singular neuter dative)
aequilateralibus (plural masculine dative)
aequilateralibus (plural feminine dative)
aequilateralibus (plural neuter dative)
aequilaterali (singular masculine ablative)
aequilaterali (singular feminine ablative)
aequilaterali (singular neuter ablative)
aequilateralibus (plural masculine ablative)
aequilateralibus (plural feminine ablative)
aequilateralibus (plural neuter ablative)


aequilaterus

Dérivé de latus, lateris, avec le préfixe aequi- et le suffixe -us.

aequilateră (singular feminine nominative)
aequilaterum (singular neuter nominative)
aequilaterī (plural masculine nominative)
aequilaterae (plural feminine nominative)
aequilateră (plural neuter nominative)
aequilatere (singular masculine vocative)
aequilateră (singular feminine vocative)
aequilaterum (singular neuter vocative)
aequilaterī (plural masculine vocative)
aequilaterae (plural feminine vocative)
aequilateră (plural neuter vocative)
aequilaterum (singular masculine accusative)
aequilaterăm (singular feminine accusative)
aequilaterum (singular neuter accusative)
aequilaterōs (plural masculine accusative)
aequilaterās (plural feminine accusative)
aequilateră (plural neuter accusative)
aequilaterī (singular masculine genitive)
aequilaterae (singular feminine genitive)
aequilaterī (singular neuter genitive)
aequilaterōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
aequilaterārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
aequilaterōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
aequilaterō (singular masculine dative)
aequilaterae (singular feminine dative)
aequilaterō (singular neuter dative)
aequilaterīs (plural masculine dative)
aequilaterīs (plural feminine dative)
aequilaterīs (plural neuter dative)
aequilaterō (singular masculine ablative)
aequilaterā (singular feminine ablative)
aequilaterō (singular neuter ablative)
aequilaterīs (plural masculine ablative)
aequilaterīs (plural feminine ablative)
aequilaterīs (plural neuter ablative)


aequiangulus

Dérivé de angulus, avec le préfixe aequi-.

aequiangulă (singular feminine nominative)
aequiangulum (singular neuter nominative)
aequiangulī (plural masculine nominative)
aequiangulae (plural feminine nominative)
aequiangulă (plural neuter nominative)
aequiangule (singular masculine vocative)
aequiangulă (singular feminine vocative)
aequiangulum (singular neuter vocative)
aequiangulī (plural masculine vocative)
aequiangulae (plural feminine vocative)
aequiangulă (plural neuter vocative)
aequiangulum (singular masculine accusative)
aequiangulăm (singular feminine accusative)
aequiangulum (singular neuter accusative)
aequiangulōs (plural masculine accusative)
aequiangulās (plural feminine accusative)
aequiangulă (plural neuter accusative)
aequiangulī (singular masculine genitive)
aequiangulae (singular feminine genitive)
aequiangulī (singular neuter genitive)
aequiangulōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
aequiangulārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
aequiangulōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
aequiangulō (singular masculine dative)
aequiangulae (singular feminine dative)
aequiangulō (singular neuter dative)
aequiangulīs (plural masculine dative)
aequiangulīs (plural feminine dative)
aequiangulīs (plural neuter dative)
aequiangulō (singular masculine ablative)
aequiangulā (singular feminine ablative)
aequiangulō (singular neuter ablative)
aequiangulīs (plural masculine ablative)
aequiangulīs (plural feminine ablative)
aequiangulīs (plural neuter ablative)


parallelogrammum

parallelogramma (plural nominative)
parallelogramma (plural vocative)
parallelogramma (plural accusative)
parallelogrammī (singular genitive)
parallelogrammōrum (plural genitive)
parallelogrammō (singular dative)
parallelogrammīs (plural dative)
parallelogrammō (singular ablative)
parallelogrammīs (plural ablative)


parallelepipedum

Du grec ancien παραλληλεπίπεδον, parallelepipedon.

parallelepipeda (plural nominative)
parallelepipeda (plural vocative)
parallelepipeda (plural accusative)
parallelepipedī (singular genitive)
parallelepipedōrum (plural genitive)
parallelepipedō (singular dative)
parallelepipedīs (plural dative)
parallelepipedō (singular ablative)
parallelepipedīs (plural ablative)


parallelogrammus

Du grec ancien παραλληλόγραμμος, parallēlogrammos.

parallelogrammă (singular feminine nominative)
parallelogrammum (singular neuter nominative)
parallelogrammī (plural masculine nominative)
parallelogrammae (plural feminine nominative)
parallelogrammă (plural neuter nominative)
parallelogramme (singular masculine vocative)
parallelogrammă (singular feminine vocative)
parallelogrammum (singular neuter vocative)
parallelogrammī (plural masculine vocative)
parallelogrammae (plural feminine vocative)
parallelogrammă (plural neuter vocative)
parallelogrammum (singular masculine accusative)
parallelogrammăm (singular feminine accusative)
parallelogrammum (singular neuter accusative)
parallelogrammōs (plural masculine accusative)
parallelogrammās (plural feminine accusative)
parallelogrammă (plural neuter accusative)
parallelogrammī (singular masculine genitive)
parallelogrammae (singular feminine genitive)
parallelogrammī (singular neuter genitive)
parallelogrammōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
parallelogrammārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
parallelogrammōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
parallelogrammō (singular masculine dative)
parallelogrammae (singular feminine dative)
parallelogrammō (singular neuter dative)
parallelogrammīs (plural masculine dative)
parallelogrammīs (plural feminine dative)
parallelogrammīs (plural neuter dative)
parallelogrammō (singular masculine ablative)
parallelogrammā (singular feminine ablative)
parallelogrammō (singular neuter ablative)
parallelogrammīs (plural masculine ablative)
parallelogrammīs (plural feminine ablative)
parallelogrammīs (plural neuter ablative)


tetragonus

Du grec ancien τετράγωνος, tetragônos (« carré, rectangle »).

tetragonă (singular feminine nominative)
tetragonum (singular neuter nominative)
tetragonī (plural masculine nominative)
tetragonae (plural feminine nominative)
tetragonă (plural neuter nominative)
tetragone (singular masculine vocative)
tetragonă (singular feminine vocative)
tetragonum (singular neuter vocative)
tetragonī (plural masculine vocative)
tetragonae (plural feminine vocative)
tetragonă (plural neuter vocative)
tetragonum (singular masculine accusative)
tetragonăm (singular feminine accusative)
tetragonum (singular neuter accusative)
tetragonōs (plural masculine accusative)
tetragonās (plural feminine accusative)
tetragonă (plural neuter accusative)
tetragonī (singular masculine genitive)
tetragonae (singular feminine genitive)
tetragonī (singular neuter genitive)
tetragonōrŭm (plural masculine genitive)
tetragonārŭm (plural feminine genitive)
tetragonōrŭm (plural neuter genitive)
tetragonō (singular masculine dative)
tetragonae (singular feminine dative)
tetragonō (singular neuter dative)
tetragonīs (plural masculine dative)
tetragonīs (plural feminine dative)
tetragonīs (plural neuter dative)
tetragonō (singular masculine ablative)
tetragonā (singular feminine ablative)
tetragonō (singular neuter ablative)
tetragonīs (plural masculine ablative)
tetragonīs (plural feminine ablative)
tetragonīs (plural neuter ablative)


isopleuron

isopleura (plural nominative)
isopleura (plural vocative)
isopleura (plural accusative)
isopleurī (singular genitive)
isopleurōrum (plural genitive)
isopleurō (singular dative)
isopleurīs (plural dative)
isopleurō (singular ablative)
isopleurīs (plural ablative)