longinquatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of longinquō

Participle

longinquātus (feminine longinquāta, neuter longinquātum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative longinquātus longinquāta longinquātum longinquātī longinquātae longinquāta
genitive longinquātī longinquātae longinquātī longinquātōrum longinquātārum longinquātōrum
dative longinquātō longinquātae longinquātō longinquātīs
accusative longinquātum longinquātam longinquātum longinquātōs longinquātās longinquāta
ablative longinquātō longinquātā longinquātō longinquātīs
vocative longinquāte longinquāta longinquātum longinquātī longinquātae longinquāta
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