venitus

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Latin

Etymology

Formally the perfect passive participle of vēneō (“to be sold (as a slave)”), but this verb already has a passive sense, so it is unclear what meaning this participle has.

Pronunciation

Participle

vēnitus (feminine vēnita, neuter vēnitum); first/second-declension participle

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    • 4th cent. CE, Coelius Sedulius, Elegia 21–22:
      Reppulit ille famem, venitus crimine fratrum,
      venditus est Christus, reppulit ille famem.

Inflection

First/second-declension adjective.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative vēnitus vēnita vēnitum vēnitī vēnitae vēnita
Genitive vēnitī vēnitae vēnitī vēnitōrum vēnitārum vēnitōrum
Dative vēnitō vēnitō vēnitīs
Accusative vēnitum vēnitam vēnitum vēnitōs vēnitās vēnita
Ablative vēnitō vēnitā vēnitō vēnitīs
Vocative vēnite vēnita vēnitum vēnitī vēnitae vēnita
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