expergefactus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of expergēfaciō.

Participle

expergēfactus m (feminine expergēfacta, neuter expergēfactum); first/second declension

  1. awoken
  2. roused, excited

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative expergēfactus expergēfacta expergēfactum expergēfactī expergēfactae expergēfacta
Genitive expergēfactī expergēfactae expergēfactī expergēfactōrum expergēfactārum expergēfactōrum
Dative expergēfactō expergēfactae expergēfactō expergēfactīs expergēfactīs expergēfactīs
Accusative expergēfactum expergēfactam expergēfactum expergēfactōs expergēfactās expergēfacta
Ablative expergēfactō expergēfactā expergēfactō expergēfactīs expergēfactīs expergēfactīs
Vocative expergēfacte expergēfacta expergēfactum expergēfactī expergēfactae expergēfacta
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