procubatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of prōcubō

Participle

prōcubātus m (feminine prōcubāta, neuter prōcubātum); first/second declension

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Declension

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative prōcubātus prōcubāta prōcubātum prōcubātī prōcubātae prōcubāta
Genitive prōcubātī prōcubātae prōcubātī prōcubātōrum prōcubātārum prōcubātōrum
Dative prōcubātō prōcubātae prōcubātō prōcubātīs prōcubātīs prōcubātīs
Accusative prōcubātum prōcubātam prōcubātum prōcubātōs prōcubātās prōcubāta
Ablative prōcubātō prōcubātā prōcubātō prōcubātīs prōcubātīs prōcubātīs
Vocative prōcubāte prōcubāta prōcubātum prōcubātī prōcubātae prōcubāta
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