praevaricatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of praevāricor.

Participle

praevāricātus (feminine praevāricāta, neuter praevāricātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having walked crookedly
  2. having stepped out of line, having deviated, transgressed
  3. having colluded, prevaricated, played a double part
  4. having been a false advocate
  5. having transgressed, violated or sinned against

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative praevāricātus praevāricāta praevāricātum praevāricātī praevāricātae praevāricāta
genitive praevāricātī praevāricātae praevāricātī praevāricātōrum praevāricātārum praevāricātōrum
dative praevāricātō praevāricātae praevāricātō praevāricātīs
accusative praevāricātum praevāricātam praevāricātum praevāricātōs praevāricātās praevāricāta
ablative praevāricātō praevāricātā praevāricātō praevāricātīs
vocative praevāricāte praevāricāta praevāricātum praevāricātī praevāricātae praevāricāta

References

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