terminator

Latine

Appellatio pronuntiatusque

API: /termiˈnaːtor/

(classice)

Syllabificatio phonetica: ter·mi·nā·tor — morphologica: terminat-or

Notatio

← Latine: terminō (termināre)

Nomen substantivum

termināt|or, -ōris masc. ^[1][2][3][4]

1. Qui terminos ponit.

Declinatio

m.	sing.	plur.
nom.	terminātor	terminātōrēs	I
gen.	terminātōris	terminātōrum	II
dat.	terminātōrī	terminātōribus	III
acc.	terminātōrem	terminātōrēs	IV
abl.	terminātōre	terminātōribus	VI
voc.	terminātor	terminātōrēs	V

Dictiones collatae

• terminātio

Dictiones derivatae

Composita

• dēterminātor
• disterminātor
• exterminātor

Translationes

Qui terminos ponit	dilatare ▼

Qui terminos ponit	collabi ▲

Anglice: terminator (en) Francogallice: délimitateur (fr) m Germanice: Abgrenzer (de) m, Begrenzer (de) m, Terminator (de) m Italice: terminatore (it) m

Discretiva

terminator dictio est in variis linguis:

• Anglice: terminator
• Batave: terminator

Formae affines

Latine

Proprietates grammaticales

Forma	Persona	Tempus	Vox	Modus	Verbum
terminātor	secunda singularis	futurum	passiva	imperativus	terminō (termināre)
terminātor	tertia singularis	futurum	passiva	imperativus	terminō (termināre)

Appellatio pronuntiatusque

API: /termiˈnaːtor/

(classice)

Syllabificatio phonetica: ter·mi·nā·tor — morphologica: terminat-or

Loci

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saec. IV.

• deum namque ire per omnes Terrasque tractusque maris caelumque profundum; ipse in aethere sit Iuppiter, ipse in aere Iuno, ipse in mari Neptunus, in inferioribus etiam maris ipse Salacia, in terra Pluto, in terra inferiore Proserpina, in focis domesticis Vesta, in fabrorum fornace Vulcanus, in sideribus sol et luna et stellae, in divinantibus Apollo, in merce Mercurius, in Iano initiator, in Termino terminator, Saturnus in tempore, Mars et Bellona in bellis, Liber in vineis, Ceres in frumentis, Diana in silvis, Minerva in ingeniis; —De civitate Dei Augustini ^[5][6]

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