mirior

Latin

Adjective

mīrior (comparative, neuter mīrius); third declension

  1. (Old Latin, Late Latin, Medieval Latin) comparative degree of mīrus (“wonderful”)
    • 2nd cent. BCE, Titinius, Comoediarum 160–161:
      velim ego osse arare campum cereum
      mirior,
      inquam, tibi videor?
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Usage notes

Not used in Classical Latin.

Declension

Third-declension comparative adjective.

singular plural
masc./fem. neuter masc./fem. neuter
nominative mīrior mīrius mīriōrēs mīriōra
genitive mīriōris mīriōrum
dative mīriōrī mīriōribus
accusative mīriōrem mīrius mīriōrēs
mīriōrīs 		mīriōra
ablative mīriōre
mīriōrī 		mīriōribus
vocative mīrior mīrius mīriōrēs mīriōra
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