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Latin dictionary · adjective

prīmus

first, early

Dictionary forms: prīmus, prīma, prīmum

Inflection: first/second-declension adjective

Meaning and definitions

  1. first, early

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Recorded forms

Forms and grammatical labels from the dictionary
FormGrammar
prīmusnom. sg. masc.
prīmanom. sg. fem.
prīmumnom. sg. neut.
prīmīnom. pl. masc.
prīmaenom. pl. fem.
prīmanom. pl. neut.
prīmīgen. sg. masc.
prīmaegen. sg. fem.
prīmīgen. sg. neut.
prīmōrumgen. pl. masc.
prīmārumgen. pl. fem.
prīmōrumgen. pl. neut.
prīmōdat. sg. masc.
prīmaedat. sg. fem.
prīmōdat. sg. neut.
prīmīsdat. pl. fem.
prīmumacc. sg. masc.
prīmamacc. sg. fem.
prīmumacc. sg. neut.
prīmōsacc. pl. masc.
prīmāsacc. pl. fem.
prīmaacc. pl. neut.
prīmōabl. sg. masc.
prīmāabl. sg. fem.
prīmōabl. sg. neut.
prīmīsabl. pl. fem.
prīmevoc. sg. masc.
prīmavoc. sg. fem.
prīmumvoc. sg. neut.
prīmīvoc. pl. masc.
prīmaevoc. pl. fem.
prīmavoc. pl. neut.

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