vulpinatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of vulpīnor.

Participle

vulpīnātus (feminine vulpīnāta, neuter vulpīnātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having been sly as a fox
  2. having played the fox

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative vulpīnātus vulpīnāta vulpīnātum vulpīnātī vulpīnātae vulpīnāta
genitive vulpīnātī vulpīnātae vulpīnātī vulpīnātōrum vulpīnātārum vulpīnātōrum
dative vulpīnātō vulpīnātae vulpīnātō vulpīnātīs
accusative vulpīnātum vulpīnātam vulpīnātum vulpīnātōs vulpīnātās vulpīnāta
ablative vulpīnātō vulpīnātā vulpīnātō vulpīnātīs
vocative vulpīnāte vulpīnāta vulpīnātum vulpīnātī vulpīnātae vulpīnāta
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