extractum

Latin

Etymology

From extrāctus.

Noun

extrāctum n (genitive extrāctī); second declension

  1. extract (apothecarial)

Declension

Second-declension noun (neuter).

singular plural
nominative extrāctum extrācta
genitive extrāctī extrāctōrum
dative extrāctō extrāctīs
accusative extrāctum extrācta
ablative extrāctō extrāctīs
vocative extrāctum extrācta

Descendants

  • English: extract
  • French: extrait
  • Friulian: estrat
  • Galician: extracto
  • German: Extrakt
  • Italian: estratto
  • Occitan: estrach
  • Piedmontese: estrat
  • Portuguese: extrato
  • Romanian: extract
  • Russian: экстракт (ekstrakt)
  • Spanish: extracto
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