What does fēllebris mean in Latin?

fēllebris, a adjective, means “sucking, that sucks”.

How do you pronounce fēllebris?

In classical Latin, [ˈfeːl.lɛ.brɪs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [ˈfɛl.le.bris].

adjectivethird-declension two-termination adjective

fēllebris (neuter fēllebre)

Classical[ˈfeːl.lɛ.brɪs]Ecclesiastical[ˈfɛl.le.bris]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	fēllebris	fēllebris	fēllebre
genitive	fēllebris	fēllebris	fēllebris
dative	fēllebrī	fēllebrī	fēllebrī
accusative	fēllebrem	fēllebrem	fēllebre
ablative	fēllebrī	fēllebrī	fēllebrī
vocative	fēllebris	fēllebris	fēllebre

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	fēllebrēs	fēllebrēs	fēllebria
genitive	fēllebrium	fēllebrium	fēllebrium
dative	fēllebribus	fēllebribus	fēllebribus
accusative	fēllebrīs fēllebrēs	fēllebrīs fēllebrēs	fēllebria
ablative	fēllebribus	fēllebribus	fēllebribus
vocative	fēllebrēs	fēllebrēs	fēllebria

fellebris, e, adj. id.,

I. sucking, Sol. 2 med. dub.

From fellō (“to suck”).