noun · masculinefirst declension

apsinthītēs

apsinthītēs m (genitive apsinthītae)

Classical[ap.sɪnˈtʰiː.teːs]Ecclesiastical[ap.sinˈtiː.tes]

Meaning

wormwood-wine

Declension

declension
form	singular	plural
nominative	apsinthītēs	apsinthītae absinthītae, absynthītae
genitive	apsinthītae absinthītae, absynthītae	apsinthītārum absinthītārum, absynthītārum
dative	apsinthītae absinthītae, absynthītae	apsinthītīs absinthītīs, absynthītīs
accusative	apsinthītēn absinthītēn, absynthītēn	apsinthītās absinthītās, absynthītās
ablative	apsinthītē absinthītē, absynthītē	apsinthītīs absinthītīs, absynthītīs
vocative	apsinthītē absinthītē, absynthītē	apsinthītae absinthītae, absynthītae

Origins

Ancient Greek ἀψῐ́νθῐον(apsĭ́nthĭon)
Latinapsinthītēs

Proto-Indo-European *-tósder. Ancient Greek -της (-tēs)der. Ancient Greek -ῑ́της (-ī́tēs) Ancient Greek ἀψινθίτης (apsinthítēs)bor. Latin apsinthītēs Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἀψινθίτης (apsinthítēs).

Quick answers

What does apsinthītēs mean in Latin?

apsinthītēs, a noun, means “wormwood-wine”.

What is the genitive of apsinthītēs?

The genitive singular is apsinthītae. apsinthītēs is masculine, first declension.

How do you pronounce apsinthītēs?

In classical Latin, [ap.sɪnˈtʰiː.teːs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [ap.sinˈtiː.tes].

Where does apsinthītēs come from?

Ancient Greek ἀψῐ́νθῐον (apsĭ́nthĭon) → Latin apsinthītēs.