baccatus

Latin

Etymology 1

Perfect participle of baccor

Participle

baccātus m (feminine baccāta, neuter baccātum); first/second declension

  1. frenzied

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative baccātus baccāta baccātum baccātī baccātae baccāta
Genitive baccātī baccātae baccātī baccātōrum baccātārum baccātōrum
Dative baccātō baccātae baccātō baccātīs baccātīs baccātīs
Accusative baccātum baccātam baccātum baccātōs baccātās baccāta
Ablative baccātō baccātā baccātō baccātīs baccātīs baccātīs
Vocative baccāte baccāta baccātum baccātī baccātae baccāta

Etymology 2

From bacca (“berry”)

Adjective

baccatus (feminine baccata, neuter baccatum); first/second declension

  1. producing or bearing berries
  2. berry-like or pulpy

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative baccatus baccata baccatum baccatī baccatae baccata
Genitive baccatī baccatae baccatī baccatōrum baccatārum baccatōrum
Dative baccatō baccatae baccatō baccatīs baccatīs baccatīs
Accusative baccatum baccatam baccatum baccatōs baccatās baccata
Ablative baccatō baccatā baccatō baccatīs baccatīs baccatīs
Vocative baccate baccata baccatum baccatī baccatae baccata
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