peduculosus

Latin

Etymology

pēduculus +‎ -ōsus

Adjective

pēduculōsus (feminine pēduculōsa, neuter pēduculōsum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. alternative form of pēdiculōsus: lousy; full of lice

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative pēduculōsus pēduculōsa pēduculōsum pēduculōsī pēduculōsae pēduculōsa
genitive pēduculōsī pēduculōsae pēduculōsī pēduculōsōrum pēduculōsārum pēduculōsōrum
dative pēduculōsō pēduculōsae pēduculōsō pēduculōsīs
accusative pēduculōsum pēduculōsam pēduculōsum pēduculōsōs pēduculōsās pēduculōsa
ablative pēduculōsō pēduculōsā pēduculōsō pēduculōsīs
vocative pēduculōse pēduculōsa pēduculōsum pēduculōsī pēduculōsae pēduculōsa

Descendants

  • Aromanian: piducljos
  • Asturian: pioyosu
  • Catalan: pollós
  • Franco-Provençal: piolyox
  • French: pouilleux
  • Friulian: pedoglôs
  • Galician: piolloso
  • Italian: pidocchioso
  • Occitan: pesolhós
  • Portuguese: piolhoso
  • Romanian: păduchios
  • Sardinian: peugosu, piduciosu
  • Spanish: piojoso

References

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