deiunctus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of dēiungō

Participle

dēiūnctus (feminine dēiūncta, neuter dēiūnctum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative dēiūnctus dēiūncta dēiūnctum dēiūnctī dēiūnctae dēiūncta
genitive dēiūnctī dēiūnctae dēiūnctī dēiūnctōrum dēiūnctārum dēiūnctōrum
dative dēiūnctō dēiūnctae dēiūnctō dēiūnctīs
accusative dēiūnctum dēiūnctam dēiūnctum dēiūnctōs dēiūnctās dēiūncta
ablative dēiūnctō dēiūnctā dēiūnctō dēiūnctīs
vocative dēiūncte dēiūncta dēiūnctum dēiūnctī dēiūnctae dēiūncta
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