saltus lunae

Latin

Etymology

From saltus (“leap”) + lūna (“moon”).

Noun

saltus lūnae m (genitive saltūs lūnae); fourth declension

  1. the additional day added to a Metonic cycle in computus to bring the solar and lunar calendars into alignment

Declension

Fourth-declension noun with an indeclinable portion.

singular plural
nominative saltus lūnae saltūs lūnae
genitive saltūs lūnae saltuum lūnae
dative saltuī lūnae saltibus lūnae
accusative saltum lūnae saltūs lūnae
ablative saltū lūnae saltibus lūnae
vocative saltus lūnae saltūs lūnae
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