syllogisticus

Latin

Adjective

syllŏgistĭcus (feminine syllŏgistĭca, neuter syllŏgistĭcum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. syllogistic
    • c. 1300, John Duns Scotus, Opus Oxoniense:
      Sufficit etiam pro medio syllogistico
      It also satisfies the middle term of a syllogism

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative syllŏgistĭcus syllŏgistĭca syllŏgistĭcum syllŏgistĭcī syllŏgistĭcae syllŏgistĭca
genitive syllŏgistĭcī syllŏgistĭcae syllŏgistĭcī syllŏgistĭcōrum syllŏgistĭcārum syllŏgistĭcōrum
dative syllŏgistĭcō syllŏgistĭcae syllŏgistĭcō syllŏgistĭcīs
accusative syllŏgistĭcum syllŏgistĭcam syllŏgistĭcum syllŏgistĭcōs syllŏgistĭcās syllŏgistĭca
ablative syllŏgistĭcō syllŏgistĭcā syllŏgistĭcō syllŏgistĭcīs
vocative syllŏgistĭce syllŏgistĭca syllŏgistĭcum syllŏgistĭcī syllŏgistĭcae syllŏgistĭca

References

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