LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum

noun · neutersecond declension

fēnuculum

fēnuculum n (genitive fēnuculī)

Classical[feːˈnʊ.kʊ.ɫũː]Ecclesiastical[feˈnuː.ku.lum]

Meaning

Late Latinfennel

Declension

declension
form	singular	plural
nominative	fēnuculum	fēnucula fēnicula, foenicula
genitive	fēnuculī fēniculī, foeniculī	fēnuculōrum fēniculōrum, foeniculōrum
dative	fēnuculō fēniculō, foeniculō	fēnuculīs fēniculīs, foeniculīs
accusative	fēnuculum	fēnucula fēnicula, foenicula
ablative	fēnuculō fēniculō, foeniculō	fēnuculīs fēniculīs, foeniculīs
vocative	fēnuculum	fēnucula fēnicula, foenicula

Origins

From fēnum + -uculum.

Occitano-Romance

Catalanfonoll
Catalanfenoll
Catalanfonell
Occitanfenolh
Gasconholh
Limousinfenuelhfrom Occitan fenolh

Ibero-Romance

Portuguesefunchofrom Old Galician-Portuguese feuncho
Portuguesefiolhofrom Old Galician-Portuguese feuncho
Portuguesefiunlhofrom Old Galician-Portuguese feuncho
Spanishhinojofrom Old Spanish finojo
Ribagorçanfenollfrom Aragonese fenollo
Ribagorçancenollfrom Aragonese fenollo
Asturianfenoyu
Asturiancenoyu
Galicianfiúnchofrom Old Galician-Portuguese feuncho
Galicianfiollofrom Old Galician-Portuguese feuncho

Italo-Romance

Italianfinocchio
Englishfinocchiofrom Italian finocchio
Englishfinookfrom Italian finocchio
Albanianfinokfrom Italian finocchio
Greekφινόκιοfrom Italian finocchio
Sicilianfinocchiu

Insular Romance

Sardinianfenugu

Gallo-Romance

Frenchfenouilfrom Old French fenoil
Franco-Provençalfenôly
Franco-Provençalfenuely

North-Italian

Emilianfnòc'
Ligurianfenóggio
Lombardfenògg
Lombardfineucc
Piedmontesefnoj
Friulianfenoli
Istriotfanucio
Venetanfenocio

Elsewhere

Proto-West Germanic*fenukl

Quick answers

What does fēnuculum mean in Latin?: fēnuculum, a noun, means “fennel”.
What is the genitive of fēnuculum?: The genitive singular is fēnuculī. fēnuculum is neuter, second declension.
How do you pronounce fēnuculum?: In classical Latin, [feːˈnʊ.kʊ.ɫũː]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [feˈnuː.ku.lum].