LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
nounsecond declension

imperium in imperiō

imperium in imperiō n (genitive imperiī in imperiō)

Meaning

  1. imperium in imperio

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativeimperium in imperiōimperia in imperiō
imperia in imperiīs
genitiveimperiī in imperiōimperiōrum in imperiō
imperiōrum in imperiīs
dativeimperiō in imperiōimperiīs in imperiō
imperiīs in imperiīs
accusativeimperium in imperiōimperia in imperiō
imperia in imperiīs
ablativeimperiō in imperiōimperiīs in imperiō
imperiīs in imperiīs
vocativeimperium in imperiōimperia in imperiō
imperia in imperiīs

Origins

The expression possibly originated with Spinoza, who used it in several of his works: Tractatus Theologico-Politicus, Tractatus Politicus, and Ethica.

Quick answers

What does imperium in imperiō mean in Latin?
imperium in imperiō, a noun, means “imperium in imperio”.
What is the genitive of imperium in imperiō?
The genitive singular is imperiī in imperiō. imperium in imperiō is second declension.