What does culta mean in Latin?

culta, a noun, means “grain fields; countryside”.

What is the genitive of culta?

The genitive singular is cultōrum. culta is neuter, second declension.

noun · neutersecond declension

culta n pl (genitive cultōrum)

Charlton Lewis's shorter dictionary for students: the same scholarship in plain, modern definitions.

culta orum, n

1 cultus, plantations, fields of grain: nitentia, V.: pinguia, V.

What does culta mean in Latin?: culta, a noun, means “grain fields; countryside”.
What is the genitive of culta?: The genitive singular is cultōrum. culta is neuter, second declension.