suboceanic

English

Etymology

sub- +‎ oceanic

Adjective

suboceanic (not comparable)

  1. Beneath the surface of the ocean.
    • 1984, Dean Koontz, The Servants of Twilight:
      His eyes, like hard bright sea creatures hiding deep under a suboceanic shelf, regarded Charlie with a pure malignant fury...
    • 2007, Pelin Aksoy, Laura DeNardis, Information Technology in Theory:
      Low attenuation translates directly to efficient long-distance communications, such as transatlantic or other suboceanic cable routes...

Romanian

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian suboceanico. Equivalent to sub- +‎ oceanic.

Adjective

suboceanic m or n (feminine singular suboceanică, masculine plural suboceanici, feminine and neuter plural suboceanice)

  1. suboceanic

Declension
Declension of suboceanic
singular plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative/
accusative 		indefinite suboceanic suboceanică suboceanici suboceanice
definite suboceanicul suboceanica suboceanicii suboceanicele
genitive/
dative 		indefinite suboceanic suboceanice suboceanici suboceanice
definite suboceanicului suboceanicei suboceanicilor suboceanicelor
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