noscitatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of nōscitō (“know, perceive”).

Participle

nōscitātus m (feminine nōscitāta, neuter nōscitātum); first/second declension

  1. known, recognized, having been recognized.
  2. observed, perceived, having been observed.
  3. examined, explored, having been examined.

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
nominative nōscitātus nōscitāta nōscitātum nōscitātī nōscitātae nōscitāta
genitive nōscitātī nōscitātae nōscitātī nōscitātōrum nōscitātārum nōscitātōrum
dative nōscitātō nōscitātō nōscitātīs
accusative nōscitātum nōscitātam nōscitātum nōscitātōs nōscitātās nōscitāta
ablative nōscitātō nōscitātā nōscitātō nōscitātīs
vocative nōscitāte nōscitāta nōscitātum nōscitātī nōscitātae nōscitāta
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