cirrhatus

Latin

Alternative forms

Etymology

See cirrātus.

Adjective

cirrhātus (feminine cirrhāta, neuter cirrhātum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (New Latin) alternative form of cirrātus (“having tendrils”)

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cirrhātus cirrhāta cirrhātum cirrhātī cirrhātae cirrhāta
genitive cirrhātī cirrhātae cirrhātī cirrhātōrum cirrhātārum cirrhātōrum
dative cirrhātō cirrhātae cirrhātō cirrhātīs
accusative cirrhātum cirrhātam cirrhātum cirrhātōs cirrhātās cirrhāta
ablative cirrhātō cirrhātā cirrhātō cirrhātīs
vocative cirrhāte cirrhāta cirrhātum cirrhātī cirrhātae cirrhāta

Descendants

Translingual descendants
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