transitorius

Latin

Etymology

From transit (“going across”).

Pronunciation

Adjective

trānsitōrius (feminine trānsitōria, neuter trānsitōrium); first/second-declension adjective

  1. transitory

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative trānsitōrius trānsitōria trānsitōrium trānsitōriī trānsitōriae trānsitōria
genitive trānsitōriī trānsitōriae trānsitōriī trānsitōriōrum trānsitōriārum trānsitōriōrum
dative trānsitōriō trānsitōriae trānsitōriō trānsitōriīs
accusative trānsitōrium trānsitōriam trānsitōrium trānsitōriōs trānsitōriās trānsitōria
ablative trānsitōriō trānsitōriā trānsitōriō trānsitōriīs
vocative trānsitōrie trānsitōria trānsitōrium trānsitōriī trānsitōriae trānsitōria

Descendants

  • → Catalan: transitori
  • → English: transitory
  • → French: transitoire
  • → Galician: transitorio
  • → Italian: transitorio
  • → Portuguese: transitório
  • → Romanian: tranzitoriu

References

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