abdicatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of abdicō (“resign, abdicate”).

Participle

abdicātus m (feminine abdicāta, neuter abdicātum); first/second declension

  1. denied, refused, rejected, having been rejected.
  2. resigned, abdicated, having been resigned.
  3. abolished, having been abolished.
  4. disinherited, having been disinherited.
  5. renounced, having been renounced.

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative abdicātus abdicāta abdicātum abdicātī abdicātae abdicāta
Genitive abdicātī abdicātae abdicātī abdicātōrum abdicātārum abdicātōrum
Dative abdicātō abdicātae abdicātō abdicātīs abdicātīs abdicātīs
Accusative abdicātum abdicātam abdicātum abdicātōs abdicātās abdicāta
Ablative abdicātō abdicātā abdicātō abdicātīs abdicātīs abdicātīs
Vocative abdicāte abdicāta abdicātum abdicātī abdicātae abdicāta
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