noun · neutersecond declension
āliātum
āliātum n (genitive āliātī)
Meaning
- food made with garlic
tu tibi istos habeas turtures piscis avis, / sine me aliato fungi fortunas meas.
You just keep those squabs of yours and your fish and your game for yourself, and leave me to my garlic and my lot. —Paul Nixon, Plautus With an English Translation, Volume 3, "The Haunted House", 1924. page 295c. 200 BCE, Plautus, Mostellaria 47
Declension
| form | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | āliātum | āliāta alliāta |
| genitive | āliātī alliātī | āliātōrum alliātōrum |
| dative | āliātō alliātō | āliātīs alliātīs |
| accusative | āliātum | āliāta alliāta |
| ablative | āliātō alliātō | āliātīs alliātīs |
| vocative | āliātum | āliāta alliāta |
Origins
From the neuter of āliātus (“flavored with garlic”), from ālium (“garlic”) + -ātus (“-ed”, adjective-forming suffix).