glomerellus

Latin

Etymology

From Med. Latin glomeria (“grammar”) + -ellus (“forming masculine diminutives”).

Noun

glomerellus m (genitive glomerellī); second declension

(Medieval Latin, now historical) A glomerel: a grammar school student; (by extension) any schoolboy.

Declension

Second-declension noun.

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	glomerellus	glomerellī
Genitive	glomerellī	glomerellōrum
Dative	glomerellō	glomerellīs
Accusative	glomerellum	glomerellōs
Ablative	glomerellō	glomerellīs
Vocative	glomerelle	glomerellī

Descendants

English: glomerel
French: glomerel

References

Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases, "glomerellus".

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