denotatum

English

Etymology

Latin denotatum

Noun

denotatum (plural denotata)

(linguistics, philosophy) Something that is denoted; a referent.

Translations

Something that is denoted; a referent

Armenian: նշանակյալ (hy) (nšanakyal)
French: dénotatum (fr) m

Russian: обознача́емое (ru) (oboznačájemoje), денота́т (ru) (denotát)

Latin

Participle

dēnotātum

nominative neuter singular of dēnotātus
accusative masculine singular of dēnotātus
accusative neuter singular of dēnotātus
vocative neuter singular of dēnotātus

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