caryophyllatus

Latin

Etymology

From caryophyllon +‎ -ātus.

Adjective

caryophyllātus (feminine caryophyllāta, neuter caryophyllātum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (New Latin) A specific epithet for several plants.
    • Observationes circa radicis gei urbani, sive caryophyllatae vires in febribus, praecipue intermittentibus aliisque morbis, by Rudolph Buchhave, 1781.
    • "Dissertatio inauguralis medica de radice caryophyllatae vulgaris offic. sive geo urbano Linn.", Frederic Anjou, 1783

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative caryophyllātus caryophyllāta caryophyllātum caryophyllātī caryophyllātae caryophyllāta
genitive caryophyllātī caryophyllātae caryophyllātī caryophyllātōrum caryophyllātārum caryophyllātōrum
dative caryophyllātō caryophyllātae caryophyllātō caryophyllātīs
accusative caryophyllātum caryophyllātam caryophyllātum caryophyllātōs caryophyllātās caryophyllāta
ablative caryophyllātō caryophyllātā caryophyllātō caryophyllātīs
vocative caryophyllāte caryophyllāta caryophyllātum caryophyllātī caryophyllātae caryophyllāta

Derived terms

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