sanctificatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of sānctificō.

Participle

sānctificātus m (feminine sānctificāta, neuter sānctificātum); first/second declension

  1. consecrated
  2. purified (freed from sin)

Declension

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sānctificātus sānctificāta sānctificātum sānctificātī sānctificātae sānctificāta
Genitive sānctificātī sānctificātae sānctificātī sānctificātōrum sānctificātārum sānctificātōrum
Dative sānctificātō sānctificātae sānctificātō sānctificātīs sānctificātīs sānctificātīs
Accusative sānctificātum sānctificātam sānctificātum sānctificātōs sānctificātās sānctificāta
Ablative sānctificātō sānctificātā sānctificātō sānctificātīs sānctificātīs sānctificātīs
Vocative sānctificāte sānctificāta sānctificātum sānctificātī sānctificātae sānctificāta
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