adnotatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of adnotō

Pronunciation

Participle

adnotātus (feminine adnotāta, neuter adnotātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having been noted, marked down
  2. having been observed, noticed
  3. having been distinguished or noticed
  4. (with librum) having been entitled, given a title
  5. (law, of an absent person) having been registered among the accused
  6. (law, of a person already condemned) having been designated for punishment

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative adnotātus adnotāta adnotātum adnotātī adnotātae adnotāta
genitive adnotātī adnotātae adnotātī adnotātōrum adnotātārum adnotātōrum
dative adnotātō adnotātae adnotātō adnotātīs
accusative adnotātum adnotātam adnotātum adnotātōs adnotātās adnotāta
ablative adnotātō adnotātā adnotātō adnotātīs
vocative adnotāte adnotāta adnotātum adnotātī adnotātae adnotāta
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