imploratus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of implōrō (“beseech, implore”).

Participle

implōrātus (feminine implōrāta, neuter implōrātum); first/second-declension participle

  1. implored, beseeched, having been entreated.
  2. appealed to, having been prayed to.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative implōrātus implōrāta implōrātum implōrātī implōrātae implōrāta
genitive implōrātī implōrātae implōrātī implōrātōrum implōrātārum implōrātōrum
dative implōrātō implōrātae implōrātō implōrātīs
accusative implōrātum implōrātam implōrātum implōrātōs implōrātās implōrāta
ablative implōrātō implōrātā implōrātō implōrātīs
vocative implōrāte implōrāta implōrātum implōrātī implōrātae implōrāta
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