propinquatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of propinquō

Participle

propinquātus m (feminine propinquāta, neuter propinquātum); first/second declension

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Declension

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative propinquātus propinquāta propinquātum propinquātī propinquātae propinquāta
Genitive propinquātī propinquātae propinquātī propinquātōrum propinquātārum propinquātōrum
Dative propinquātō propinquātae propinquātō propinquātīs propinquātīs propinquātīs
Accusative propinquātum propinquātam propinquātum propinquātōs propinquātās propinquāta
Ablative propinquātō propinquātā propinquātō propinquātīs propinquātīs propinquātīs
Vocative propinquāte propinquāta propinquātum propinquātī propinquātae propinquāta
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