LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
nounthird declension

serviēns ad lēgem

serviēns ad lēgem m (genitive servientis ad lēgem)

Meaning

  1. Medieval Latina sergeant at law

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativeserviēns ad legemservientēs ad legem
genitiveservientis ad legemservientum ad legem
dativeservientī ad legemservientibus ad legem
accusativeservientem ad legemservientēs ad legem
ablativeserviente ad legemservientibus ad legem
vocativeserviēns ad legemservientēs ad legem

Origins

serviēns (“sergeant, servant”) + ad (“at”) + lēgem (“law”)

Quick answers

What does serviēns ad lēgem mean in Latin?
serviēns ad lēgem, a noun, means “a sergeant at law”.
What is the genitive of serviēns ad lēgem?
The genitive singular is servientis ad lēgem. serviēns ad lēgem is third declension.