emissivus

Latin

Etymology

From ēmittō (“to emit”) +‎ -īvus (adjectival suffix).

Pronunciation

Adjective

ēmissīvus (feminine ēmissīva, neuter ēmissīvum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. emissive, forthsending, discharging
  2. hurling, casting
  3. forthletting, outsending
  4. uttering

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative ēmissīvus ēmissīva ēmissīvum ēmissīvī ēmissīvae ēmissīva
genitive ēmissīvī ēmissīvae ēmissīvī ēmissīvōrum ēmissīvārum ēmissīvōrum
dative ēmissīvō ēmissīvae ēmissīvō ēmissīvīs
accusative ēmissīvum ēmissīvam ēmissīvum ēmissīvōs ēmissīvās ēmissīva
ablative ēmissīvō ēmissīvā ēmissīvō ēmissīvīs
vocative ēmissīve ēmissīva ēmissīvum ēmissīvī ēmissīvae ēmissīva

Synonyms

  • ēmissōrius

Derived terms

  • ēmissīvitās

Collocations

  • statiō ēmissīva (New Latin)
    broadcasting station

Descendants

  • → English: emissive
  • → French: émissif
  • → Ido: emisiva
  • → Italian: emissivo
  • → Spanish: emisivo

References

  • “(broadcasting) station or channel”, in Neo-Latin Lexicon‎[1] (overall work in English)
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