constipatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of cōnstīpō.

Participle

cōnstīpātus (feminine cōnstīpāta, neuter cōnstīpātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. crowded or pressed closely together
  2. (Medieval Latin) constipated

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cōnstīpātus cōnstīpāta cōnstīpātum cōnstīpātī cōnstīpātae cōnstīpāta
genitive cōnstīpātī cōnstīpātae cōnstīpātī cōnstīpātōrum cōnstīpātārum cōnstīpātōrum
dative cōnstīpātō cōnstīpātae cōnstīpātō cōnstīpātīs
accusative cōnstīpātum cōnstīpātam cōnstīpātum cōnstīpātōs cōnstīpātās cōnstīpāta
ablative cōnstīpātō cōnstīpātā cōnstīpātō cōnstīpātīs
vocative cōnstīpāte cōnstīpāta cōnstīpātum cōnstīpātī cōnstīpātae cōnstīpāta

Descendants

  • → French: costivé
  • → English: constipate
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