farciminosus

Latin

Etymology

From farcīmen (“pustule”) +‎ -ōsus.

Pronunciation

Adjective

farcīminōsus (feminine farcīminōsa, neuter farcīminōsum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (relational) pustule
  2. (relational) farcy
    morbus farcīminōsus ― a pustule-causing disease; farcy or a farcy-like disease

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative farcīminōsus farcīminōsa farcīminōsum farcīminōsī farcīminōsae farcīminōsa
genitive farcīminōsī farcīminōsae farcīminōsī farcīminōsōrum farcīminōsārum farcīminōsōrum
dative farcīminōsō farcīminōsae farcīminōsō farcīminōsīs
accusative farcīminōsum farcīminōsam farcīminōsum farcīminōsōs farcīminōsās farcīminōsa
ablative farcīminōsō farcīminōsā farcīminōsō farcīminōsīs
vocative farcīminōse farcīminōsa farcīminōsum farcīminōsī farcīminōsae farcīminōsa

References

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