lubricatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of lūbricō

Participle

lūbricātus m (feminine lūbricāta, neuter lūbricātum); first/second declension

  1. lubricated; having been made slippery

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative lūbricātus lūbricāta lūbricātum lūbricātī lūbricātae lūbricāta
Genitive lūbricātī lūbricātae lūbricātī lūbricātōrum lūbricātārum lūbricātōrum
Dative lūbricātō lūbricātae lūbricātō lūbricātīs lūbricātīs lūbricātīs
Accusative lūbricātum lūbricātam lūbricātum lūbricātōs lūbricātās lūbricāta
Ablative lūbricātō lūbricātā lūbricātō lūbricātīs lūbricātīs lūbricātīs
Vocative lūbricāte lūbricāta lūbricātum lūbricātī lūbricātae lūbricāta
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