semitertianus

Latin

Etymology

sēmi- +‎ tertiānus

Adjective

sēmitertiānus (feminine sēmitertiāna, neuter sēmitertiānum); first/second-declension adjective

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    • 1572, Benedetto Patina, De Venenis, Qvi In Hvmanis Fivnt Corporibvs Libri Tres ..., page 31:
      Modus erat semitertianus, ...
      (please add an English translation of this quotation)

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sēmitertiānus sēmitertiāna sēmitertiānum sēmitertiānī sēmitertiānae sēmitertiāna
Genitive sēmitertiānī sēmitertiānae sēmitertiānī sēmitertiānōrum sēmitertiānārum sēmitertiānōrum
Dative sēmitertiānō sēmitertiānō sēmitertiānīs
Accusative sēmitertiānum sēmitertiānam sēmitertiānum sēmitertiānōs sēmitertiānās sēmitertiāna
Ablative sēmitertiānō sēmitertiānā sēmitertiānō sēmitertiānīs
Vocative sēmitertiāne sēmitertiāna sēmitertiānum sēmitertiānī sēmitertiānae sēmitertiāna

Descendants
  • English: semitertian
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