luxuriatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of lū̆xuriō (“be luxuriant”).

Participle

lū̆xuriātus (feminine lū̆xuriāta, neuter lū̆xuriātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. luxuriant, rank, having become luxuriant.
  2. swollen, enlarged, having grown rapidly.
  3. revelled, having become wanton or licentious.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative lū̆xuriātus lū̆xuriāta lū̆xuriātum lū̆xuriātī lū̆xuriātae lū̆xuriāta
Genitive lū̆xuriātī lū̆xuriātae lū̆xuriātī lū̆xuriātōrum lū̆xuriātārum lū̆xuriātōrum
Dative lū̆xuriātō lū̆xuriātō lū̆xuriātīs
Accusative lū̆xuriātum lū̆xuriātam lū̆xuriātum lū̆xuriātōs lū̆xuriātās lū̆xuriāta
Ablative lū̆xuriātō lū̆xuriātā lū̆xuriātō lū̆xuriātīs
Vocative lū̆xuriāte lū̆xuriāta lū̆xuriātum lū̆xuriātī lū̆xuriātae lū̆xuriāta
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