angustiatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of angustiō.

Participle

angustiātus m (feminine angustiāta, neuter angustiātum); first/second declension

  1. narrowed, straightened, compressed
  2. distressed, afflicted

Declension

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative angustiātus angustiāta angustiātum angustiātī angustiātae angustiāta
Genitive angustiātī angustiātae angustiātī angustiātōrum angustiātārum angustiātōrum
Dative angustiātō angustiātae angustiātō angustiātīs angustiātīs angustiātīs
Accusative angustiātum angustiātam angustiātum angustiātōs angustiātās angustiāta
Ablative angustiātō angustiātā angustiātō angustiātīs angustiātīs angustiātīs
Vocative angustiāte angustiāta angustiātum angustiātī angustiātae angustiāta
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