noun · femininefirst declension

sōzūsa

sōzūsa f (genitive sōzūsae)

Classical[soːzˈzuː.sa]Ecclesiastical[sodˈd͡zuː.s̬a]

Meaning

sōzūsa, ae, f., = σώζουσα,

I. a plant, called also artemisia and serpyllum majus, App. Herb. 10.

Borrowed from Ancient Greek σώζουσα (sṓzousa).

Quick answers

What does sōzūsa mean in Latin?

sōzūsa, a noun, means “a plant also called artemisia”.

What is the genitive of sōzūsa?

The genitive singular is sōzūsae. sōzūsa is feminine, first declension.

How do you pronounce sōzūsa?

In classical Latin, [soːzˈzuː.sa]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [sodˈd͡zuː.s̬a].