caprificus

Latin

Etymology

From caper (“male goat”) and fīcus.

Noun

caprifīcus m (genitive caprifīcī); second declension

the wild fig tree

Inflection

Second declension.

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	caprifīcus	caprifīcī
Genitive	caprifīcī	caprifīcōrum
Dative	caprifīcō	caprifīcīs
Accusative	caprifīcum	caprifīcōs
Ablative	caprifīcō	caprifīcīs
Vocative	caprifīce	caprifīcī

Derived terms

caprifīcō

Descendants

Galician: cabrafigo
Italian: caprifico
Spanish: cabrahígo

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