commigratus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of commigrō (“migrate, move to a place with the personal effects”).

Participle

commigrātus m (feminine commigrāta, neuter commigrātum); first/second declension

  1. migrated, moved to a place with personal effects

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative commigrātus commigrāta commigrātum commigrātī commigrātae commigrāta
Genitive commigrātī commigrātae commigrātī commigrātōrum commigrātārum commigrātōrum
Dative commigrātō commigrātae commigrātō commigrātīs commigrātīs commigrātīs
Accusative commigrātum commigrātam commigrātum commigrātōs commigrātās commigrāta
Ablative commigrātō commigrātā commigrātō commigrātīs commigrātīs commigrātīs
Vocative commigrāte commigrāta commigrātum commigrātī commigrātae commigrāta
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