dijudicatus

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Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of dījūdicō

Participle

dījūdicātus (feminine dījūdicāta, neuter dījūdicātum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative dījūdicātus dījūdicāta dījūdicātum dījūdicātī dījūdicātae dījūdicāta
genitive dījūdicātī dījūdicātae dījūdicātī dījūdicātōrum dījūdicātārum dījūdicātōrum
dative dījūdicātō dījūdicātae dījūdicātō dījūdicātīs
accusative dījūdicātum dījūdicātam dījūdicātum dījūdicātōs dījūdicātās dījūdicāta
ablative dījūdicātō dījūdicātā dījūdicātō dījūdicātīs
vocative dījūdicāte dījūdicāta dījūdicātum dījūdicātī dījūdicātae dījūdicāta

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