obiectatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of obiectō (“set against, oppose”).

Participle

obiectātus (feminine obiectāta, neuter obiectātum); first/second-declension participle

1. opposed, set against, having been opposed.
2. exposed, endangered, having been exposed.
3. interposed, having been thrown in the way.
4. objected, charged, having been objected.
5. thrown out, having been let fall.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	singular				plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	obiectātus	obiectāta	obiectātum		obiectātī	obiectātae	obiectāta
genitive	obiectātī	obiectātae	obiectātī		obiectātōrum	obiectātārum	obiectātōrum
dative	obiectātō	obiectātae	obiectātō		obiectātīs
accusative	obiectātum	obiectātam	obiectātum		obiectātōs	obiectātās	obiectāta
ablative	obiectātō	obiectātā	obiectātō		obiectātīs
vocative	obiectāte	obiectāta	obiectātum		obiectātī	obiectātae	obiectāta