LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · neutersecond declension

praecipitātum

praecipitātum n (genitive praecipitātī)

Meaning

  1. New Latinprecipitate
    PRAECIPITATUM ALBUMwhite precipitate1784, Dizionario di chimica, page 78:

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativepraecipitātumpraecipitāta
genitivepraecipitātīpraecipitātōrum
dativepraecipitātōpraecipitātīs
accusativepraecipitātumpraecipitāta
ablativepraecipitātōpraecipitātīs
vocativepraecipitātumpraecipitāta

Origins

From the substantivized neuter singular of praecipitātus (perfect passive participle of praecipitō (“to precipitate”)). By surface analysis, praecipitō + -ātum.

Descendants
  • Englishprecipitate
  • Frenchprécipité
  • Frenchprécipitat
  • GermanPräzipitat
  • Italianprecipitato
  • Portugueseprecipitado
  • Indonesianpresipitatfrom Dutch precipitaat
  • Haitian Creolepresipitefrom French précipité
  • Russianпреципита́т

In English words that came into English from praecipitātum

  • precipitatepraecipitātum

Quick answers

What does praecipitātum mean in Latin?
praecipitātum, a noun, means “precipitate”.
What is the genitive of praecipitātum?
The genitive singular is praecipitātī. praecipitātum is neuter, second declension.