LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
nounfirst declension

fēria quīnta

fēria quīnta f (genitive fēriae quīntae)

Meaning

  1. EcclesiasticalLatinThursday

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativefēria quīntafēriae quīntae
genitivefēriae quīntaefēriārum quīntārum
dativefēriae quīntaefēriīs quīntīs
accusativefēriam quīntamfēriās quīntās
ablativefēriā quīntāfēriīs quīntīs
vocativefēria quīntafēriae quīntae

Origins

Literally, “fifth holy day”.

Descendants
  • Portuguesequinta-feirafrom Old Galician-Portuguese quinta feira
  • Galicianquinta feirafrom Old Galician-Portuguese quinta feira
  • Mirandesequinta-feirafrom Old Galician-Portuguese quinta feira

Quick answers

What does fēria quīnta mean in Latin?
fēria quīnta, a noun, means “Thursday”.
What is the genitive of fēria quīnta?
The genitive singular is fēriae quīntae. fēria quīnta is first declension.