Latin dictionary · adjective
omnis
every
Dictionary forms: omnis, omne
Inflection: third-declension two-termination adjective
Meaning and definitions
- every
- whole, the entirety, all
- all
- everyone, all
- everything, all
Connected roots
- omni-
all
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- omnipotent
having unlimited power
- omnipresent
Being everywhere simultaneously.
- omnivore
An animal which is able to consume both plants (like a herbivore) and meat (like a carnivore).
Recorded forms
| Form | Grammar |
|---|---|
| omnis | nom. sg. fem. |
| omne | nom. sg. neut. |
| omnēs | nom. pl. fem. |
| omnia | nom. pl. neut. |
| omnis | gen. sg. fem. |
| omnium | gen. pl. fem. |
| omnī | dat. sg. fem. |
| omnibus | dat. pl. fem. |
| omnem | acc. sg. fem. |
| omne | acc. sg. neut. |
| omnīs | acc. pl. fem. |
| omnēs | acc. pl. fem. |
| omnia | acc. pl. neut. |
| omnī | abl. sg. fem. |
| omnibus | abl. pl. fem. |
| omnis | voc. sg. fem. |
| omne | voc. sg. neut. |
| omnēs | voc. pl. fem. |
| omnia | voc. pl. neut. |
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