excruciatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of excruciō (“torment greatly”).

Participle

excruciātus (feminine excruciāta, neuter excruciātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. tormented greatly, tortured, plagued, having been tortured
  2. extorted, having been extorted

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative excruciātus excruciāta excruciātum excruciātī excruciātae excruciāta
genitive excruciātī excruciātae excruciātī excruciātōrum excruciātārum excruciātōrum
dative excruciātō excruciātae excruciātō excruciātīs
accusative excruciātum excruciātam excruciātum excruciātōs excruciātās excruciāta
ablative excruciātō excruciātā excruciātō excruciātīs
vocative excruciāte excruciāta excruciātum excruciātī excruciātae excruciāta

References

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