adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective
Lycēus
Lycēus (feminine Lycēa, neuter Lycēum)
Meaning
- GreekadjectiveLycean, Lyceus (epithet of Apollo)
Declension
| form | masculine | feminine | neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | Lycēus | Lycēa | Lycēum |
| genitive | Lycēī | Lycēae | Lycēī |
| dative | Lycēō | Lycēae | Lycēō |
| accusative | Lycēum | Lycēam | Lycēum |
| ablative | Lycēō | Lycēā | Lycēō |
| vocative | Lycēe | Lycēa | Lycēum |
| form | masculine | feminine | neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | Lycēī | Lycēae | Lycēa |
| genitive | Lycēōrum | Lycēārum | Lycēōrum |
| dative | Lycēīs | Lycēīs | Lycēīs |
| accusative | Lycēōs | Lycēās | Lycēa |
| ablative | Lycēīs | Lycēīs | Lycēīs |
| vocative | Lycēī | Lycēae | Lycēa |
Origins
Borrowed from Ancient Greek Λύκειος (Lúkeios), of uncertain meaning.
Descendants
- EnglishLyceus
- EnglishLycean
- Italianliceo
- Frenchlycéefrom Middle French lycee
- Frenchlycéenfrom Middle French lycee