procubitus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of prōcumbō

Participle

prōcubitus m (feminine prōcubita, neuter prōcubitum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative prōcubitus prōcubita prōcubitum prōcubitī prōcubitae prōcubita
Genitive prōcubitī prōcubitae prōcubitī prōcubitōrum prōcubitārum prōcubitōrum
Dative prōcubitō prōcubitae prōcubitō prōcubitīs prōcubitīs prōcubitīs
Accusative prōcubitum prōcubitam prōcubitum prōcubitōs prōcubitās prōcubita
Ablative prōcubitō prōcubitā prōcubitō prōcubitīs prōcubitīs prōcubitīs
Vocative prōcubite prōcubita prōcubitum prōcubitī prōcubitae prōcubita
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