evagatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of ēvagor.

Participle

ēvagātus (feminine ēvagāta, neuter ēvagātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having wandered of or out

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative ēvagātus ēvagāta ēvagātum ēvagātī ēvagātae ēvagāta
genitive ēvagātī ēvagātae ēvagātī ēvagātōrum ēvagātārum ēvagātōrum
dative ēvagātō ēvagātae ēvagātō ēvagātīs
accusative ēvagātum ēvagātam ēvagātum ēvagātōs ēvagātās ēvagāta
ablative ēvagātō ēvagātā ēvagātō ēvagātīs
vocative ēvagāte ēvagāta ēvagātum ēvagātī ēvagātae ēvagāta
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