interjunctus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of interjungō

Participle

interjūnctus (feminine interjūncta, neuter interjūnctum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative interjūnctus interjūncta interjūnctum interjūnctī interjūnctae interjūncta
genitive interjūnctī interjūnctae interjūnctī interjūnctōrum interjūnctārum interjūnctōrum
dative interjūnctō interjūnctae interjūnctō interjūnctīs
accusative interjūnctum interjūnctam interjūnctum interjūnctōs interjūnctās interjūncta
ablative interjūnctō interjūnctā interjūnctō interjūnctīs
vocative interjūncte interjūncta interjūnctum interjūnctī interjūnctae interjūncta

References

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