passivepresentsingularsubjunctivethird personthird-person singular present passive subjunctive of suspendō
"Let him be hanged"; Used as warrant for the executioner in medieval plea rolls for capital cases.
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What does suspendātur mean in Latin?
suspendātur, a verb, means “third-person singular present passive subjunctive of suspendō; "Let him be hanged"; Used as warrant for the executioner in medieval plea rolls for capital cases.”.
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