noun · neuterthird declension
repraesentāmen
repraesentāmen n (genitive repraesentāminis)
Meaning
- New Latinrepresentation, image
sive, cogitatio, quæ est imago et repræsentamen ejus rei, quam concipimus, quô modô forma seu essentia ideae consistit in representatione rei; sive in eo, quòd sit rei repræsentamen
a 1731, Johannes Flender, 1731 fourth edition of Phosphorus philosophicus novissimus, seu logica contracta Claubergiana, p. 12 (via Google Books), column 11699, Johann Bernoulli, letter to Gottfried Leibniz, published in Leibniz's Mathematische Schriften, v. 3, letter XCV, p. 580 (via Google Books Halle edition of 1850)
Declension
| form | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | repraesentāmen | repraesentāmina |
| genitive | repraesentāminis | repraesentāminum |
| dative | repraesentāminī | repraesentāminibus |
| accusative | repraesentāmen | repraesentāmina |
| ablative | repraesentāmine | repraesentāminibus |
| vocative | repraesentāmen | repraesentāmina |
Origins
Proto-Indo-European *-mn̥ Proto-Italic *-mn̥ Latin -men Latin repraesentāmen From repraesento (“to display”) + -men.
In English words that came into English from repraesentāmen
- representamenrepraesentāmen