What does dūlcamārus mean in Latin?

dūlcamārus, a adjective, means “both sweet and bitter, bittersweet”.

How do you pronounce dūlcamārus?

In classical Latin, [duːɫ.kaˈmaː.rʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [dul.kaˈmaː.rus].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

dūlcamārus (feminine dūlcamāra, neuter dūlcamārum)

Classical[duːɫ.kaˈmaː.rʊs]Ecclesiastical[dul.kaˈmaː.rus]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	dūlcamārus	dūlcamāra	dūlcamārum
genitive	dūlcamārī	dūlcamārae	dūlcamārī
dative	dūlcamārō	dūlcamārae	dūlcamārō
accusative	dūlcamārum	dūlcamāram	dūlcamārum
ablative	dūlcamārō	dūlcamārā	dūlcamārō
vocative	dūlcamāre	dūlcamāra	dūlcamārum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	dūlcamārī	dūlcamārae	dūlcamāra
genitive	dūlcamārōrum	dūlcamārārum	dūlcamārōrum
dative	dūlcamārīs	dūlcamārīs	dūlcamārīs
accusative	dūlcamārōs	dūlcamārās	dūlcamāra
ablative	dūlcamārīs	dūlcamārīs	dūlcamārīs
vocative	dūlcamārī	dūlcamārae	dūlcamāra

From dulcis (“sweet”) + amārus (“bitter”).

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