inoculatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of inoculō

Participle

inoculātus m (feminine inoculāta, neuter inoculātum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative inoculātus inoculāta inoculātum inoculātī inoculātae inoculāta
Genitive inoculātī inoculātae inoculātī inoculātōrum inoculātārum inoculātōrum
Dative inoculātō inoculātae inoculātō inoculātīs inoculātīs inoculātīs
Accusative inoculātum inoculātam inoculātum inoculātōs inoculātās inoculāta
Ablative inoculātō inoculātā inoculātō inoculātīs inoculātīs inoculātīs
Vocative inoculāte inoculāta inoculātum inoculātī inoculātae inoculāta
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