exsuctus

Latin

Perfect passive participle of exsūgō (“suck”).[1]

exsūctus (feminine exsūcta, neuter exsūctum); first/second-declension participle

First/second-declension adjective.

Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Number	Singular			Plural
Nominative	exsūctus	exsūcta	exsūctum	exsūctī	exsūctae	exsūcta
Genitive	exsūctī	exsūctae	exsūctī	exsūctōrum	exsūctārum	exsūctōrum
Dative	exsūctō	exsūctae	exsūctō	exsūctīs
Accusative	exsūctum	exsūctam	exsūctum	exsūctōs	exsūctās	exsūcta
Ablative	exsūctō	exsūctā	exsūctō	exsūctīs
Vocative	exsūcte	exsūcta	exsūctum	exsūctī	exsūctae	exsūcta

Italo-Romance:
- Italian: asciutto ⇒ prosciutto
  - → English: prosciutto
- Sicilian: asciuttu, sciuttu ⇒ prisuttu, prusciuttu
Padanian:
- Emilian: süt
- Lombard: sut, succ
- Piedmontese: suit
- Venetian: suto, sut ⇒ persuto
Northern Gallo-Romance:
- Franco-Provençal: èssuét
  Valdôtain: esheut, souit, suit
Southern Gallo-Romance:
- Aragonese: eixuto, ixuto, axuto, xuto, xiuto
- Catalan: eixut
- Occitan: eissuch, eissut
  Gascon: eishuc
Ibero-Romance:
- Old Leonese: ensuitu
  - Asturian: ensuchu
  - Leonese: enxuitu, enxutu
- Old Galician-Portuguese: enxoyto
  - Galician: enxoito, enxuito, enxuto, enxutio, inxoito, inxuito
  - Portuguese: enxuto
    Northern: enxuito
- Old Spanish: *eissuito (pre-literary), enxuto
  - Spanish: enjuto

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