LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
adjectivethird-declension one-termination adjective

sempervirēns

sempervirēns (genitive sempervirentis)
Classical[sɛmˈpɛr.wɪ.rẽːs]Ecclesiastical[semˈpɛr.vi.rens]

Meaning

  1. one terminationalways flourishing or vigorous
  2. one terminationevergreen
    Azedarach sempervirens et florens. [...] Ab Azedarach distincta est, nec pro varietate aestimari debet.1822, The Botanical Register, volume 8, page 643:
    Frutex sempervirens epiphyticus ad 30 cm. attingens, inflorescentia excepta glaber.1925, Notes from the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, volume 15&16, page 205:

Declension

singular
formmasculinefeminineneuter
nominativesempervirēnssempervirēnssempervirēns
genitivesempervirentissempervirentissempervirentis
dativesempervirentīsempervirentīsempervirentī
accusativesempervirentemsempervirentemsempervirēns
ablativesempervirentī
sempervirente		sempervirentī
sempervirente		sempervirentī
sempervirente
vocativesempervirēnssempervirēnssempervirēns
plural
formmasculinefeminineneuter
nominativesempervirentēssempervirentēssempervirentia
genitivesempervirentiumsempervirentiumsempervirentium
dativesempervirentibussempervirentibussempervirentibus
accusativesempervirentīs
sempervirentēs		sempervirentīs
sempervirentēs		sempervirentia
ablativesempervirentibussempervirentibussempervirentibus
vocativesempervirentēssempervirentēssempervirentia

Origins

Proto-Indo-European *sem-der. Latin sem- Proto-Indo-European *per- Proto-Italic *per Latin per Latin -per Latin semper Latin virēns Latin sempervirēns From semper (“always”) + virēns (“flourishing, green”).

Quick answers

What does sempervirēns mean in Latin?
sempervirēns, a adjective, means “always flourishing or vigorous; evergreen”.
How do you pronounce sempervirēns?
In classical Latin, [sɛmˈpɛr.wɪ.rẽːs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [semˈpɛr.vi.rens].