Priscianus
Appellatio pronuntiatusque
+/-API: /priːs.kiˈaːnus/ (classice) - Syllabificatio phonetica: Prīs·ci·ā·nus — morphologica: Priscian-us
Nomen proprium
+/-Prīsciān|us, -ī masc. [1][2][3][4]
- Nomen et praenomen masculinumm.
- Priscianus Caesariensis, grammaticus Latinus, floruit tempore Anastasii imperatoris, ca. 500-530 p.C.n.
- Theodorus Priscianus, medicus tempore Gratiani imperatoris, ca. 370 p.C.n.
Declinatio
+/-m. | sing. | plur. | |
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nom. | Prīsciānus | —
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I |
gen. | Prīsciānī | —
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II |
dat. | Prīsciānō | —
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III |
acc. | Prīsciānum | —
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IV |
abl. | Prīsciānō | —
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VI |
voc. | Prīsciāne | —
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V |
Usus
+/-Latinitas postclassica
Translationes
+/-Fontes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Freund, Wilhelm (1806-1894). Grand dictionnaire de la langue latine … (Editio Prima: Paris, 1883-1929) Tom. II, p. 896 — Priscĭānus, i, m.”
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Karl Ernst Georges, Ausführliches lateinisch-deutsches Handwörterbuch (Hannover 1913/1918) — Prīsciānus, ī, m. (tom. 2, p. 1928)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Langenscheidt, Online-Wörterbuch (Lexicon Latinum et Germanicum) — Priscianus
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Olivetti, Dizionario Latino (Lexicon Latinum et Italicum) — Priscianus
- ↑ Vicicitatio: Priscianus.