Diabolus

See also: diabolus

Latin

Etymology

Ancient Greek Διάβολος (Diábolos)

Noun

Diabolus m (genitive Diabolī); second declension

  1. the Devil.[1][2][3]

Inflection

Second declension.

Case Singular Plural
Nominative Diabolus Diabolī
Genitive Diabolī Diabolōrum
Dative Diabolō Diabolīs
Accusative Diabolum Diabolōs
Ablative Diabolō Diabolīs
Vocative Diabole Diabolī

References
  1. Latin wordlist
  2. UBC: Latin Dictionary
  3. New Advent
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