What does phēlēta mean in Latin?

phēlēta, a noun, means “cheat, rogue, robber”.

What is the genitive of phēlēta?

The genitive singular is phēlētae. phēlēta is feminine, first declension.

noun · femininefirst declension

phēlēta f (genitive phēlētae)

phēlēta, ae, m., = φηλητής,

I. a cheat, rogue, robber (post-Aug.): latrones, quos pheletas Aegyptii vocant, Sen. Ep. 51, 13.

What does phēlēta mean in Latin?: phēlēta, a noun, means “cheat, rogue, robber”.
What is the genitive of phēlēta?: The genitive singular is phēlētae. phēlēta is feminine, first declension.