coitus more ferarum

Latin

Etymology

Literally, “intercourse in the manner of beasts”.

Noun

coitus mōre ferārum m (genitive coitūs mōre ferārum); fourth declension

  1. doggy style

Declension

Fourth-declension noun with an indeclinable portion.

singular plural
nominative coitus mōre ferārum coitūs mōre ferārum
genitive coitūs mōre ferārum coituum mōre ferārum
dative coituī mōre ferārum coitibus mōre ferārum
accusative coitum mōre ferārum coitūs mōre ferārum
ablative coitū mōre ferārum coitibus mōre ferārum
vocative coitus mōre ferārum coitūs mōre ferārum
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