Trapezuntinus

Latin

Etymology

Trapezūs (stem: Trapezūnt-) +‎ -īnus

Pronunciation

Adjective

Trapezūntīnus (feminine Trapezūntīna, neuter Trapezūntīnum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. of Trapezūs, Trapezuntine
    • 1680, Charles du Fresne du Cange, Hiſtoria Byzantina duplici commentario illuſtrata, part one: “Familiæ Auguſtæ Byzantinæ”, § XXIX: ‘Stemma Imperatorum Trapezuntinorum ex gente Comnenica’, page 191:
      viii. Alexius Comnenus, Princeps Trapezuntinus, de quo mox.
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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative Trapezūntīnus Trapezūntīna Trapezūntīnum Trapezūntīnī Trapezūntīnae Trapezūntīna
genitive Trapezūntīnī Trapezūntīnae Trapezūntīnī Trapezūntīnōrum Trapezūntīnārum Trapezūntīnōrum
dative Trapezūntīnō Trapezūntīnae Trapezūntīnō Trapezūntīnīs
accusative Trapezūntīnum Trapezūntīnam Trapezūntīnum Trapezūntīnōs Trapezūntīnās Trapezūntīna
ablative Trapezūntīnō Trapezūntīnā Trapezūntīnō Trapezūntīnīs
vocative Trapezūntīne Trapezūntīna Trapezūntīnum Trapezūntīnī Trapezūntīnae Trapezūntīna

Descendants

  • English: Trapezuntine

Further reading

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