adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective
chōrographicus
chōrographicus (feminine chōrographica, neuter chōrographicum)
Ecclesiastical[ko.roˈɡraː.fi.kus]
Meaning
- New Latinadjectivechorographic
[…] chorographicorum […]
1709, Notitia veteris Germaniæ populorum, page 5:
Declension
| form | masculine | feminine | neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | chōrographicus | chōrographica | chōrographicum |
| genitive | chōrographicī | chōrographicae | chōrographicī |
| dative | chōrographicō | chōrographicae | chōrographicō |
| accusative | chōrographicum | chōrographicam | chōrographicum |
| ablative | chōrographicō | chōrographicā | chōrographicō |
| vocative | chōrographice | chōrographica | chōrographicum |
| form | masculine | feminine | neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | chōrographicī | chōrographicae | chōrographica |
| genitive | chōrographicōrum | chōrographicārum | chōrographicōrum |
| dative | chōrographicīs | chōrographicīs | chōrographicīs |
| accusative | chōrographicōs | chōrographicās | chōrographica |
| ablative | chōrographicīs | chōrographicīs | chōrographicīs |
| vocative | chōrographicī | chōrographicae | chōrographica |
Origins
Borrowed from Ancient Greek χωρογραφικός (khōrographikós). By surface analysis, chōra + -graphicus.
Descendants
- Englishchorographic
- Frenchchorographique
In English words that came into English from chōrographicus
- chorographicchōrographicus