What does ēcaudis mean in Latin?

ēcaudis, a adjective, means “tailless”.

How do you pronounce ēcaudis?

In classical Latin, [eːˈkau̯.dɪs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [eˈkaːu̯.dis].

adjectivethird-declension two-termination adjective

ēcaudis (neuter ēcaude)

Classical[eːˈkau̯.dɪs]Ecclesiastical[eˈkaːu̯.dis]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	ēcaudis	ēcaudis	ēcaude
genitive	ēcaudis	ēcaudis	ēcaudis
dative	ēcaudī	ēcaudī	ēcaudī
accusative	ēcaudem	ēcaudem	ēcaude
ablative	ēcaudī	ēcaudī	ēcaudī
vocative	ēcaudis	ēcaudis	ēcaude

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	ēcaudēs	ēcaudēs	ēcaudia
genitive	ēcaudium	ēcaudium	ēcaudium
dative	ēcaudibus	ēcaudibus	ēcaudibus
accusative	ēcaudīs ēcaudēs	ēcaudīs ēcaudēs	ēcaudia
ablative	ēcaudibus	ēcaudibus	ēcaudibus
vocative	ēcaudēs	ēcaudēs	ēcaudia

ēcaudis, e, adj. e-cauda,

I. without a tail, only trop.: versus = μείουροι or σκάζοντες, Diom. p. 499 P.