spicatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of spīcō (“furnish with spikes”), from spīca.

Pronunciation

Participle

spīcātus (feminine spīcāta, neuter spīcātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. spiky, having been furnished with spikes.
  2. (of grain) eared, having put forth ears

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative spīcātus spīcāta spīcātum spīcātī spīcātae spīcāta
genitive spīcātī spīcātae spīcātī spīcātōrum spīcātārum spīcātōrum
dative spīcātō spīcātae spīcātō spīcātīs
accusative spīcātum spīcātam spīcātum spīcātōs spīcātās spīcāta
ablative spīcātō spīcātā spīcātō spīcātīs
vocative spīcāte spīcāta spīcātum spīcātī spīcātae spīcāta

Derived terms

  • testācea spīcāta

References

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