compositum
Erscheinungsbild
composittum
Latin
Etymology
Inflected form of compositus; the noun is the substantivised neuter form.
Adjective
compositum
- inflection of compositus:
Noun
compositum n (genitive compositī); second declension
- that which is agreed; an agreement, compact, etc. [ synonyms ▲]
- Synonyms: condiciō, stipulātiō, pactum
- compound word, compound
Usage notes
- This noun also appears (in the ablative only) in the phrases ēx compositō (“according to agreement”, “by agreement”, “in concert”) and dē compositō (“by agreement”), as well as more rarely (in the same sense) alone as compositō.
Declension
Second-declension noun (neuter).
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | compositum | composita |
| Genitive | compositī | compositōrum |
| Dative | compositō | compositīs |
| Accusative | compositum | composita |
| Ablative | compositō | compositīs |
| Vocative | compositum | composita |