provocativus

Latin

Etymology

From prōvocō (“to call forth; provoke”) +‎ -īvus.

Pronunciation

Adjective

prōvocātīvus (feminine prōvocātīva, neuter prōvocātīvum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. elicited (called forth)

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative prōvocātīvus prōvocātīva prōvocātīvum prōvocātīvī prōvocātīvae prōvocātīva
genitive prōvocātīvī prōvocātīvae prōvocātīvī prōvocātīvōrum prōvocātīvārum prōvocātīvōrum
dative prōvocātīvō prōvocātīvae prōvocātīvō prōvocātīvīs
accusative prōvocātīvum prōvocātīvam prōvocātīvum prōvocātīvōs prōvocātīvās prōvocātīva
ablative prōvocātīvō prōvocātīvā prōvocātīvō prōvocātīvīs
vocative prōvocātīve prōvocātīva prōvocātīvum prōvocātīvī prōvocātīvae prōvocātīva

Descendants

  • Catalan: provocatiu
  • English: provocative
  • Middle French: provocatif
  • Portuguese: provocativo
  • Spanish: provocativo

References

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