clamatorius

Latin

Etymology

From clāmātor.

Adjective

clāmātōrius (feminine clāmātōria, neuter clāmātōrium); first/second-declension adjective

  1. screeching, clamorous, shouting
    Synonym: obstreperus
    Antonyms: tranquillus, mītis, placidus, quiētus

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative clāmātōrius clāmātōria clāmātōrium clāmātōriī clāmātōriae clāmātōria
genitive clāmātōriī clāmātōriae clāmātōriī clāmātōriōrum clāmātōriārum clāmātōriōrum
dative clāmātōriō clāmātōriae clāmātōriō clāmātōriīs
accusative clāmātōrium clāmātōriam clāmātōrium clāmātōriōs clāmātōriās clāmātōria
ablative clāmātōriō clāmātōriā clāmātōriō clāmātōriīs
vocative clāmātōrie clāmātōria clāmātōrium clāmātōriī clāmātōriae clāmātōria

References

  • clamatorius in Enrico Olivetti, editor (2003-2025), Dizionario Latino, Olivetti Media Communication
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