pulmonicus

Latin

Etymology

pulmō +‎ -icus

Adjective

pulmōnicus (feminine pulmōnica, neuter pulmōnicum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. (Medieval Latin) Having diseased lungs; consumptive.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative pulmōnicus pulmōnica pulmōnicum pulmōnicī pulmōnicae pulmōnica
genitive pulmōnicī pulmōnicae pulmōnicī pulmōnicōrum pulmōnicārum pulmōnicōrum
dative pulmōnicō pulmōnicae pulmōnicō pulmōnicīs
accusative pulmōnicum pulmōnicam pulmōnicum pulmōnicōs pulmōnicās pulmōnica
ablative pulmōnicō pulmōnicā pulmōnicō pulmōnicīs
vocative pulmōnice pulmōnica pulmōnicum pulmōnicī pulmōnicae pulmōnica
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