cultrarius

Latin

Etymology

From culter (“knife, razor”) +‎ -ārius.

Pronunciation

Noun

cultrārius m (genitive cultrāriī or cultrārī); second declension

  1. (classical latin) slayer of the victim.
  2. (classical latin) official at sacrifice who wields the knife
  3. knife-maker, razor-maker

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cultrārius cultrāria cultrārium cultrāriī cultrāriae cultrāria
genitive cultrāriī cultrāriae cultrāriī cultrāriōrum cultrāriārum cultrāriōrum
dative cultrāriō cultrāriae cultrāriō cultrāriīs
accusative cultrārium cultrāriam cultrārium cultrāriōs cultrāriās cultrāria
ablative cultrāriō cultrāriā cultrāriō cultrāriīs
vocative cultrārie cultrāria cultrārium cultrāriī cultrāriae cultrāria

Alternative forms

  • culterarius
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