adsecutus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of adsequor.

Participle

adsecūtus (feminine adsecūta, neuter adsecūtum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having followed, pursued
  2. having overtaken
  3. having achieved

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative adsecūtus adsecūta adsecūtum adsecūtī adsecūtae adsecūta
genitive adsecūtī adsecūtae adsecūtī adsecūtōrum adsecūtārum adsecūtōrum
dative adsecūtō adsecūtae adsecūtō adsecūtīs
accusative adsecūtum adsecūtam adsecūtum adsecūtōs adsecūtās adsecūta
ablative adsecūtō adsecūtā adsecūtō adsecūtīs
vocative adsecūte adsecūta adsecūtum adsecūtī adsecūtae adsecūta
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