What does īdōlothytus mean in Latin?

īdōlothytus, a adjective, means “idolatrous; idolatry”.

How do you pronounce īdōlothytus?

In classical Latin, [iː.doːˈɫɔ.tʰy.tʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [i.doˈlɔː.ti.tus].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

īdōlothytus (feminine īdōlothyta, neuter īdōlothytum)

Classical[iː.doːˈɫɔ.tʰy.tʊs]Ecclesiastical[i.doˈlɔː.ti.tus]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	īdōlothytus	īdōlothyta	īdōlothytum
genitive	īdōlothytī	īdōlothytae	īdōlothytī
dative	īdōlothytō	īdōlothytae	īdōlothytō
accusative	īdōlothytum	īdōlothytam	īdōlothytum
ablative	īdōlothytō	īdōlothytā	īdōlothytō
vocative	īdōlothyte	īdōlothyta	īdōlothytum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	īdōlothytī	īdōlothytae	īdōlothyta
genitive	īdōlothytōrum	īdōlothytārum	īdōlothytōrum
dative	īdōlothytīs	īdōlothytīs	īdōlothytīs
accusative	īdōlothytōs	īdōlothytās	īdōlothyta
ablative	īdōlothytīs	īdōlothytīs	īdōlothytīs
vocative	īdōlothytī	īdōlothytae	īdōlothyta

īdōlŏthўtus, a, um, adj., = εἰδωλόθυτος,

I. of or belonging to sacrifices to idols: sollemnia, Tert. Idol. 13: voluptates, id. Spect. 13.