oblocutus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of obloquor

Participle

oblocūtus (feminine oblocūta, neuter oblocūtum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having spoken against someone or something; having interrupted a speaker, interjected
  2. having gainsaid, contradicted
  3. having sung to, accompanied or joined in singing
  4. having blamed, condemned
  5. having railed at, reproached, abused
  6. having cursed, insulted

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative oblocūtus oblocūta oblocūtum oblocūtī oblocūtae oblocūta
genitive oblocūtī oblocūtae oblocūtī oblocūtōrum oblocūtārum oblocūtōrum
dative oblocūtō oblocūtae oblocūtō oblocūtīs
accusative oblocūtum oblocūtam oblocūtum oblocūtōs oblocūtās oblocūta
ablative oblocūtō oblocūtā oblocūtō oblocūtīs
vocative oblocūte oblocūta oblocūtum oblocūtī oblocūtae oblocūta
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