Misspelling of Classical Latin calcārius (“pertaining to lime”), from calx (“limestone, lime, chalk”) + -ārius. The spelling with -eus could have been influenced by the distinct suffix -eus, or it could simply be a result of the homophony of -ius and -eus in some pronunciation styles.
calcāreus (feminine calcārea, neuter calcāreum); first/second-declension adjective
First/second-declension adjective.
singular | plural | ||||||
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masculine | feminine | neuter | masculine | feminine | neuter | ||
nominative | calcāreus | calcārea | calcāreum | calcāreī | calcāreae | calcārea | |
genitive | calcāreī | calcāreae | calcāreī | calcāreōrum | calcāreārum | calcāreōrum | |
dative | calcāreō | calcāreae | calcāreō | calcāreīs | |||
accusative | calcāreum | calcāream | calcāreum | calcāreōs | calcāreās | calcārea | |
ablative | calcāreō | calcāreā | calcāreō | calcāreīs | |||
vocative | calcāree | calcārea | calcāreum | calcāreī | calcāreae | calcārea |