Senonicus

Latin

Alternative forms

  • Sē̆nō̆nius

Etymology

Sē̆nō̆nēs +‎ -icus

Pronunciation

Adjective

Sē̆nō̆nicus (feminine Sē̆nō̆nica, neuter Sē̆nō̆nicum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (relational) Related to the Senones, a Gaulish tribe
    1. Bellum Senonicum: Battle of the Allia (387 BCE)

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative Sē̆nō̆nicus Sē̆nō̆nica Sē̆nō̆nicum Sē̆nō̆nicī Sē̆nō̆nicae Sē̆nō̆nica
genitive Sē̆nō̆nicī Sē̆nō̆nicae Sē̆nō̆nicī Sē̆nō̆nicōrum Sē̆nō̆nicārum Sē̆nō̆nicōrum
dative Sē̆nō̆nicō Sē̆nō̆nicae Sē̆nō̆nicō Sē̆nō̆nicīs
accusative Sē̆nō̆nicum Sē̆nō̆nicam Sē̆nō̆nicum Sē̆nō̆nicōs Sē̆nō̆nicās Sē̆nō̆nica
ablative Sē̆nō̆nicō Sē̆nō̆nicā Sē̆nō̆nicō Sē̆nō̆nicīs
vocative Sē̆nō̆nice Sē̆nō̆nica Sē̆nō̆nicum Sē̆nō̆nicī Sē̆nō̆nicae Sē̆nō̆nica

References

  • Senonicus in Gaffiot, Félix (1934) Dictionnaire illustré latin-français, Hachette.
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