LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

acidocaldārius

acidocaldārius (feminine acidocaldāria, neuter acidocaldārium)

Meaning

  1. New LatinadjectiveA specific epithet for organisms that live in hot, acidic water

Declension

singular
formmasculinefeminineneuter
nominativeacidocaldāriusacidocaldāriaacidocaldārium
genitiveacidocaldāriīacidocaldāriaeacidocaldāriī
dativeacidocaldāriōacidocaldāriaeacidocaldāriō
accusativeacidocaldāriumacidocaldāriamacidocaldārium
ablativeacidocaldāriōacidocaldāriāacidocaldāriō
vocativeacidocaldārieacidocaldāriaacidocaldārium
plural
formmasculinefeminineneuter
nominativeacidocaldāriīacidocaldāriaeacidocaldāria
genitiveacidocaldāriōrumacidocaldāriārumacidocaldāriōrum
dativeacidocaldāriīsacidocaldāriīsacidocaldāriīs
accusativeacidocaldāriōsacidocaldāriāsacidocaldāria
ablativeacidocaldāriīsacidocaldāriīsacidocaldāriīs
vocativeacidocaldāriīacidocaldāriaeacidocaldāria

Origins

From acidus (“sour, acid”) + caldārius (“relating to hot water”).

Translingual
  • Englishacidocaldarius

Quick answers

What does acidocaldārius mean in Latin?
acidocaldārius, a adjective, means “A specific epithet for organisms that live in hot, acidic water”.