-atum

atum -átum Akkadian Alternative forms akk -tum after vowel or single consonant Etymology From akk sem-pro *-at-, from akk afa-pro *-t *-t, *-Vt feminine suffix. Cognate with ar ـَة and hbo ־ָה -ɔ. Pronunciation Suffix -ātum Suffix used to form feminine adjectives from masculine adjectives. Suffix used to form feminine nouns from masculine nouns referring to people. Derived terms akk Latin Pronunciation -ātum Etymology 1 la -ātum result :nom -ātus<id:adjective> 1 From the substantivized neuter singular of perfect passive participles in la -ātus. Suffix -ātum<2> forms nouns denoting the result, product, object, or effect of the action expressed by a verb la -ātum sternō strātum<t:bed-covering> la -ātum resultō resultātum<t:result> Medieval Latin la -ātum praecipitō praecipitātum<t:precipitate> New Latin la -ātum ēiaculor ēiaculātum<t:ejaculate> New Latin Declension -ātum<2> Descendants en 1 -ate -atum fr -at<id:-atum><g:m> -é<id:-atum><g:m> de 1 -at<id:-atum><g:n> it -ato<g:m> pt -ado<id:-atum><g:m> ru -ат<g:m> es -ado<id:-atum><g:m> Etymology 2 Suffix la suffix form -ātum la -ātus<id:adjective> acc m s ; nom//acc//voc n s adjective-forming suffix Etymology 3 Suffix la suffix form -ātum la -ātus<id:abstract noun> acc s noun-forming suffix Etymology 4 Suffix la suffix form -ātum la -ās gen m//f//n p