auspicatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of auspicor.

Pronunciation

Participle

auspicātus (feminine auspicāta, neuter auspicātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having taken the auspices
  2. to begin under good auspices
  3. having undertaken, began
  4. taken in the passive voice:
    1. having been entered by good auspices, consecrated by auspices
    2. inaugurated, began

Adjective

auspicātus (feminine auspicāta, neuter auspicātum, comparative auspicātior, adverb auspicātō); first/second-declension adjective

  1. favourable
  2. auspicious

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative auspicātus auspicāta auspicātum auspicātī auspicātae auspicāta
genitive auspicātī auspicātae auspicātī auspicātōrum auspicātārum auspicātōrum
dative auspicātō auspicātae auspicātō auspicātīs
accusative auspicātum auspicātam auspicātum auspicātōs auspicātās auspicāta
ablative auspicātō auspicātā auspicātō auspicātīs
vocative auspicāte auspicāta auspicātum auspicātī auspicātae auspicāta

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