deiuvatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of dēiuvō

Participle

dēiuvātus m (feminine dēiuvāta, neuter dēiuvātum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēiuvātus dēiuvāta dēiuvātum dēiuvātī dēiuvātae dēiuvāta
Genitive dēiuvātī dēiuvātae dēiuvātī dēiuvātōrum dēiuvātārum dēiuvātōrum
Dative dēiuvātō dēiuvātae dēiuvātō dēiuvātīs dēiuvātīs dēiuvātīs
Accusative dēiuvātum dēiuvātam dēiuvātum dēiuvātōs dēiuvātās dēiuvāta
Ablative dēiuvātō dēiuvātā dēiuvātō dēiuvātīs dēiuvātīs dēiuvātīs
Vocative dēiuvāte dēiuvāta dēiuvātum dēiuvātī dēiuvātae dēiuvāta
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