Latin dictionary · noun
vōx
voice
Dictionary forms: vōx, vōcis
Inflection: third declension
Meaning and definitions
- voice
- accent
- speech, remark, expression, (turn of) phrase
- word
- voice; indicating the relation of the subject of the verb to the action which the verb expresses
Connected roots
- voc-
voice, calling
Explore the word family
These words share a recorded root connection. A shared root is a learning clue; it does not establish every step in a word’s history.
- advocate
to publicly recommend or support
- vocal
relating to the voice; expressing opinions freely
- provoke
to stimulate or give rise to a reaction
Recorded forms
| Form | Grammar |
|---|---|
| vōx | nom. sg. |
| vōcēs | nom. pl. |
| vōcis | gen. sg. |
| vōcum | gen. pl. |
| vōcī | dat. sg. |
| vōcibus | dat. pl. |
| vōcem | acc. sg. |
| vōcēs | acc. pl. |
| vōce | abl. sg. |
| vōcibus | abl. pl. |
| vōx | voc. sg. |
| vōcēs | voc. pl. |
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