scabrosus

Latin

Etymology

From scaber +‎ -ōsus, extending the base.

Pronunciation

Adjective

scabrōsus (feminine scabrōsa, neuter scabrōsum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. rough, scabrous

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative scabrōsus scabrōsa scabrōsum scabrōsī scabrōsae scabrōsa
genitive scabrōsī scabrōsae scabrōsī scabrōsōrum scabrōsārum scabrōsōrum
dative scabrōsō scabrōsae scabrōsō scabrōsīs
accusative scabrōsum scabrōsam scabrōsum scabrōsōs scabrōsās scabrōsa
ablative scabrōsō scabrōsā scabrōsō scabrōsīs
vocative scabrōse scabrōsa scabrōsum scabrōsī scabrōsae scabrōsa

Descendants

  • → English: scabrous
  • → French: scabreux
  • → Italian: scabroso
  • → Portuguese: escabroso
  • → Spanish: escabroso
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