LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · neutersecond declension

suggluttium

suggluttium n (genitive suggluttiī or suggluttī)

Meaning

  1. Late Latinneuterhiccup
  2. Late Latinneutersob

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativesuggluttiumsuggluttia
genitivesuggluttiī
suggluttī		suggluttiōrum
dativesuggluttiōsuggluttiīs
accusativesuggluttiumsuggluttia
ablativesuggluttiōsuggluttiīs
vocativesuggluttiumsuggluttia

Origins

Attested in some late glosses. Probably from an alteration of singultus with influence from gluttiō (“swallow”), or perhaps derived from sugglutiō.

Ibero-Romance
  • Portuguesesoluço
  • Portuguesesaluço
  • Spanishsollozo
  • Asturiansollutu
  • Galiciansalouco
  • Galiciansaluco
  • Galicianzaluco
  • Asturiansollozufrom Old Leonese solloço
  • Asturiansellozufrom Old Leonese solloço
  • Asturianselluezufrom Old Leonese solloço
Balkan Romance
  • Romaniansughiț
  • Aromaniansugljits
Italo-Romance
  • Neapolitanselluzzo
  • Siciliansugghiuzzu
  • Siciliansuttugghiu

Quick answers

What does suggluttium mean in Latin?
suggluttium, a noun, means “hiccup; sob”.
What is the genitive of suggluttium?
The genitive singular is suggluttiī. suggluttium is neuter, second declension.