contionatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of contiōnor.

Participle

contiōnātus m (feminine contiōnāta, neuter contiōnātum); first/second declension

  1. convened; harangued

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
nominative contiōnātus contiōnāta contiōnātum contiōnātī contiōnātae contiōnāta
genitive contiōnātī contiōnātae contiōnātī contiōnātōrum contiōnātārum contiōnātōrum
dative contiōnātō contiōnātō contiōnātīs
accusative contiōnātum contiōnātam contiōnātum contiōnātōs contiōnātās contiōnāta
ablative contiōnātō contiōnātā contiōnātō contiōnātīs
vocative contiōnāte contiōnāta contiōnātum contiōnātī contiōnātae contiōnāta
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