comissatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of cōmissor.

Participle

cōmissātus (feminine cōmissāta, neuter cōmissātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having reveled, caroused
  2. having held a festive procession

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cōmissātus cōmissāta cōmissātum cōmissātī cōmissātae cōmissāta
genitive cōmissātī cōmissātae cōmissātī cōmissātōrum cōmissātārum cōmissātōrum
dative cōmissātō cōmissātae cōmissātō cōmissātīs
accusative cōmissātum cōmissātam cōmissātum cōmissātōs cōmissātās cōmissāta
ablative cōmissātō cōmissātā cōmissātō cōmissātīs
vocative cōmissāte cōmissāta cōmissātum cōmissātī cōmissātae cōmissāta

Noun

cōmissātus m (genitive cōmissātī); second declension

  1. partygoer, partier, reveler

Declension

Second-declension noun.

singular plural
nominative cōmissātus cōmissātī
genitive cōmissātī cōmissātōrum
dative cōmissātō cōmissātīs
accusative cōmissātum cōmissātōs
ablative cōmissātō cōmissātīs
vocative cōmissāte cōmissātī
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