vilissimus

Latin

Adjective

vīlissimus (superlative, feminine vīlissima, neuter vīlissimum); first/second declension

  1. superlative degree of vīlis
    • 63 BCE, Cicero, Catiline Orations Oratio in Catilinam Prima in Senatu Habita.21:
      […] neque hī sōlum, quōrum tibi auctōritās est vidēlicet cāra, vīta vīlissima, […] .
      […] And I speak not only of these [senators], whose authority is evidently precious to you, [but whose] life [is] utterly worthless [to you], […] .
      (Cicero had accused Catiline of plotting to murder the leading men of Rome, including Cicero himself.)

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative vīlissimus vīlissima vīlissimum vīlissimī vīlissimae vīlissima
genitive vīlissimī vīlissimae vīlissimī vīlissimōrum vīlissimārum vīlissimōrum
dative vīlissimō vīlissimae vīlissimō vīlissimīs
accusative vīlissimum vīlissimam vīlissimum vīlissimōs vīlissimās vīlissima
ablative vīlissimō vīlissimā vīlissimō vīlissimīs
vocative vīlissime vīlissima vīlissimum vīlissimī vīlissimae vīlissima
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