What does typoglypta mean in Latin?

typoglypta, a noun, means “typecutter”.

What is the genitive of typoglypta?

The genitive singular is typoglyptae. typoglypta is masculine, first declension.

In classical Latin, [ty.pɔˈɡlyp.ta]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [ti.poˈɡlip.ta].

noun · masculinefirst declension

typoglypta m (genitive typoglyptae)

Classical[ty.pɔˈɡlyp.ta]Ecclesiastical[ti.poˈɡlip.ta]

New Latinmasculinetypecutter
Chalcographus. Impreſſor, cuſor librorum. Bibliographus. Typoglypta. Excuſor, qui doctos libros ære loquace parit. Chalcographæ artis magiſter.1618, Melchior Weinrichius, “Typographus, Buchdrucker.”, in Josephus Clauderus, editor, Ærarium Poëticum, seventh edition, Francofurtum: Hæredes Thomæ Matthiæ Götzii, published 1677, page 20/1:

Latin typus + Ancient Greek γλῠ́πτης (glŭ́ptēs)