controversiosus

Latin

Etymology

contrōversus (“controversial”) +‎ -ōsus

Pronunciation

Adjective

contrōversiōsus (feminine contrōversiōsa, neuter contrōversiōsum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (rare) highly controversial, subject to much dispute

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative contrōversiōsus contrōversiōsa contrōversiōsum contrōversiōsī contrōversiōsae contrōversiōsa
genitive contrōversiōsī contrōversiōsae contrōversiōsī contrōversiōsōrum contrōversiōsārum contrōversiōsōrum
dative contrōversiōsō contrōversiōsae contrōversiōsō contrōversiōsīs
accusative contrōversiōsum contrōversiōsam contrōversiōsum contrōversiōsōs contrōversiōsās contrōversiōsa
ablative contrōversiōsō contrōversiōsā contrōversiōsō contrōversiōsīs
vocative contrōversiōse contrōversiōsa contrōversiōsum contrōversiōsī contrōversiōsae contrōversiōsa

References

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