noun · masculinethird declension
Delphīnātēnsis1
Delphīnātēnsis m sg or f sg (genitive Delphīnātēnsis)
Ecclesiastical[del.fi.naˈtɛn.sis]
Meaning
- Medieval LatinDauphinese, Dauphinois (native or inhabitant of the Delphinate, Dauphiny or Dauphiné)
[…] poſtea tamen pace inter Chriſtianiſſimum Galliæ Regem & Sabaudiæ Ducem inita, caſtrum illud à Salucenſi ditione ad Delphinatenſes rediit.
[…] later, however, peace having been made between the Most Christian King of France and the Duke of Savoy, that fortress returned from the dominion of Saluzzo to the Dauphinese.1618, Litteræ, page 95:
Declension
| form | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Delphīnātēnsis | — |
| genitive | Delphīnātēnsis | — |
| dative | Delphīnātēnsī | — |
| accusative | Delphīnātēnsem | — |
| ablative | Delphīnātēnsī | — |
| vocative | Delphīnātēnsis | — |
Origins
Latin Delphīnātus Latin -ēnsis Latin Delphinatensis From Delphīnātus + -ēnsis.
Descendants
- Italiandelfinatese