conoideus

Latin

Etymology

cōnus (“cone”) +‎ -oīdeus

Adjective

cōnoīdeus (feminine cōnoīdea, neuter cōnoīdeum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (New Latin) cone-shaped, conical

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cōnoīdeus cōnoīdea cōnoīdeum cōnoīdeī cōnoīdeae cōnoīdea
genitive cōnoīdeī cōnoīdeae cōnoīdeī cōnoīdeōrum cōnoīdeārum cōnoīdeōrum
dative cōnoīdeō cōnoīdeae cōnoīdeō cōnoīdeīs
accusative cōnoīdeum cōnoīdeam cōnoīdeum cōnoīdeōs cōnoīdeās cōnoīdea
ablative cōnoīdeō cōnoīdeā cōnoīdeō cōnoīdeīs
vocative cōnoīdee cōnoīdea cōnoīdeum cōnoīdeī cōnoīdeae cōnoīdea

Descendants

Translingual descendants
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