labefactatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of labefactō (“weaken, cause to totter”).

Participle

labefactātus (feminine labefactāta, neuter labefactātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. weakened, made to totter, having been weakened.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative labefactātus labefactāta labefactātum labefactātī labefactātae labefactāta
genitive labefactātī labefactātae labefactātī labefactātōrum labefactātārum labefactātōrum
dative labefactātō labefactātae labefactātō labefactātīs
accusative labefactātum labefactātam labefactātum labefactātōs labefactātās labefactāta
ablative labefactātō labefactātā labefactātō labefactātīs
vocative labefactāte labefactāta labefactātum labefactātī labefactātae labefactāta

Synonyms

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