abiunctus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of abiungō.

Participle

abiūnctus (feminine abiūncta, neuter abiūnctum); first/second-declension participle

  1. unyoked, unharnessed
  2. removed, separated, detached

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative abiūnctus abiūncta abiūnctum abiūnctī abiūnctae abiūncta
genitive abiūnctī abiūnctae abiūnctī abiūnctōrum abiūnctārum abiūnctōrum
dative abiūnctō abiūnctae abiūnctō abiūnctīs
accusative abiūnctum abiūnctam abiūnctum abiūnctōs abiūnctās abiūncta
ablative abiūnctō abiūnctā abiūnctō abiūnctīs
vocative abiūncte abiūncta abiūnctum abiūnctī abiūnctae abiūncta
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