colluctatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect participle of collū̆ctor

Participle

collū̆ctātus (feminine collū̆ctāta, neuter collū̆ctātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. struggled, contended or wrestled with

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative collū̆ctātus collū̆ctāta collū̆ctātum collū̆ctātī collū̆ctātae collū̆ctāta
genitive collū̆ctātī collū̆ctātae collū̆ctātī collū̆ctātōrum collū̆ctātārum collū̆ctātōrum
dative collū̆ctātō collū̆ctātae collū̆ctātō collū̆ctātīs
accusative collū̆ctātum collū̆ctātam collū̆ctātum collū̆ctātōs collū̆ctātās collū̆ctāta
ablative collū̆ctātō collū̆ctātā collū̆ctātō collū̆ctātīs
vocative collū̆ctāte collū̆ctāta collū̆ctātum collū̆ctātī collū̆ctātae collū̆ctāta
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