subconscientia

Latin

Etymology

By surface analysis, sub- (“under”) +‎ cōnscientia (“conscience”).

Noun

subcōnscientia f (genitive subcōnscientiae); first declension

  1. (psychology) subconscience; the subconscious
    • (Can we date this quote?), Pope S. Pio X, Oath against Modernism‎[1], Associação Cultural Montfort:
      Quinto: certissime teneo ac sincere profiteor, fidem non esse caecum sensum religionis e latrebis subconscientiae erumpentem, sub pressione cordis et inflesione voluntatis maraliter informatae, sed verum assensum intellectus veritati extrinsecus acceptae "ex auditu", quo nempe, quae a Deo personali, creatore ac Domino nostro dicta, testata et revelata sunt, vera esse credimus, propter Dei auctoritatem summe veracis.
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Declension

First-declension noun.

singular plural
nominative subcōnscientia subcōnscientiae
genitive subcōnscientiae subcōnscientiārum
dative subcōnscientiae subcōnscientiīs
accusative subcōnscientiam subcōnscientiās
ablative subcōnscientiā subcōnscientiīs
vocative subcōnscientia subcōnscientiae
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