noun · femininefirst declension
lī̆mōnāta
lī̆mōnāta f (genitive lī̆mōnātae)
Ecclesiastical[li.moˈnaː.ta]
Meaning
- New Latinlemonade
[…]; potu frequentiori morbo conuenienti, vt aqua limonata, aceto rub. idaei aqua temperato, cereuisia tenui, aestus sanguinis mitigandus; vino, coffea, omnibus spirituosis abstinendum.
1791, Philippus Henricus Feder, Dissertatio Inauguralis Medica de Cura et Regimine Parturientium, page 48:In calore febrili diluentia acidiuſcula propinanda, ut decoctum hordei cum oxymelie, limonata;
1791, Methodus Medendarum Febrium, page 96:
Declension
| form | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | lī̆mōnāta | lī̆mōnātae |
| genitive | lī̆mōnātae | lī̆mōnātārum |
| dative | lī̆mōnātae | lī̆mōnātīs |
| accusative | lī̆mōnātam | lī̆mōnātās |
| ablative | lī̆mōnātā | lī̆mōnātīs |
| vocative | lī̆mōnāta | lī̆mōnātae |
Origins
Equivalent to lī̆mon /lī̆mō (“lemon”) + -āta (suffix forming nouns).