praelocutus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of praeloquor.

Participle

praelocūtus (feminine praelocūta, neuter praelocūtum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having spoken beforehand or first, having spoken before another, having forestalled in speaking
  2. having said beforehand in the way of a preface, having premised
  3. having foretold, predicted

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative praelocūtus praelocūta praelocūtum praelocūtī praelocūtae praelocūta
genitive praelocūtī praelocūtae praelocūtī praelocūtōrum praelocūtārum praelocūtōrum
dative praelocūtō praelocūtae praelocūtō praelocūtīs
accusative praelocūtum praelocūtam praelocūtum praelocūtōs praelocūtās praelocūta
ablative praelocūtō praelocūtā praelocūtō praelocūtīs
vocative praelocūte praelocūta praelocūtum praelocūtī praelocūtae praelocūta

References

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