abiugatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of abiugō (“unyoke”).

Participle

abiugātus m (feminine abiugāta, neuter abiugātum); first/second declension

  1. unyoked, having been unyoked
  2. (by extension) removed, separated, having been separated

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative abiugātus abiugāta abiugātum abiugātī abiugātae abiugāta
Genitive abiugātī abiugātae abiugātī abiugātōrum abiugātārum abiugātōrum
Dative abiugātō abiugātae abiugātō abiugātīs abiugātīs abiugātīs
Accusative abiugātum abiugātam abiugātum abiugātōs abiugātās abiugāta
Ablative abiugātō abiugātā abiugātō abiugātīs abiugātīs abiugātīs
Vocative abiugāte abiugāta abiugātum abiugātī abiugātae abiugāta
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