LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
proper noun · femininefirst declension

Trānseuphrātaea

Trānseuphrātaea f sg (genitive Trānseuphrātaeae)
Ecclesiastical[tran.seu̯.fraˈtɛː.a]

Meaning

  1. New LatinEber-Nari
    Poſt obitum Judæ Sancti, Scholæ et ſcientiæ, utì ſupra animadvertimus, in Tranſeuphratæa circa medium tertii ſæculi tranſmigrarunt.1729, Augustinus Calmet, Prolegomena, page 578:
    Plurimam in Tranſeuphratæa Nabuchodonoſor poſt everſam Jeroſolymam; […]1751, Augustinus Calmet, Dissertationes ac Disquisitiones Excerptae, page 202:

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativeTrānseuphrātaea—
genitiveTrānseuphrātaeae
Transeuphrateae		—
dativeTrānseuphrātaeae
Transeuphrateae		—
accusativeTrānseuphrātaeam
Transeuphrateam		—
ablativeTrānseuphrātaeā—
vocativeTrānseuphrātaea—

Origins

Descendants
  • ItalianTranseufratea
  • PolishTranseufratea

Quick answers

What does Trānseuphrātaea mean in Latin?
Trānseuphrātaea, a proper noun, means “Eber-Nari”.
What is the genitive of Trānseuphrātaea?
The genitive singular is Trānseuphrātaeae. Trānseuphrātaea is feminine, first declension.