proclamatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of prōclāmō

Participle

prōclāmātus m (feminine prōclāmāta, neuter prōclāmātum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative prōclāmātus prōclāmāta prōclāmātum prōclāmātī prōclāmātae prōclāmāta
Genitive prōclāmātī prōclāmātae prōclāmātī prōclāmātōrum prōclāmātārum prōclāmātōrum
Dative prōclāmātō prōclāmātae prōclāmātō prōclāmātīs prōclāmātīs prōclāmātīs
Accusative prōclāmātum prōclāmātam prōclāmātum prōclāmātōs prōclāmātās prōclāmāta
Ablative prōclāmātō prōclāmātā prōclāmātō prōclāmātīs prōclāmātīs prōclāmātīs
Vocative prōclāmāte prōclāmāta prōclāmātum prōclāmātī prōclāmātae prōclāmāta
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