cohortatus

Latin

Etymology

  • Perfect active participle of cohortor (“encourage, exhort”).
  • Perfect passive participle of cohortō (“encourage, exhort”).

Participle

cohortātus (feminine cohortāta, neuter cohortātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. encouraged, exhorted, having been encouraged

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cohortātus cohortāta cohortātum cohortātī cohortātae cohortāta
genitive cohortātī cohortātae cohortātī cohortātōrum cohortātārum cohortātōrum
dative cohortātō cohortātae cohortātō cohortātīs
accusative cohortātum cohortātam cohortātum cohortātōs cohortātās cohortāta
ablative cohortātō cohortātā cohortātō cohortātīs
vocative cohortāte cohortāta cohortātum cohortātī cohortātae cohortāta
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