Appendix:Vulgar Latin/linguaticum

Latin

Etymology

lingua +‎ -āticum

Noun

linguāticum (genitive linguāticī); n, second declension

1. language (A form of communication using words either spoken or gestured with the hands and structured with grammar, often with a writing system)
2. language (wording; choice of words)

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	linguāticum	linguātica
genitive	linguāticī	linguāticōrum
dative	linguāticō	linguāticīs
accusative	linguāticum	linguātica
ablative	linguāticō	linguāticīs
vocative	linguāticum	linguātica

Descendants

• Old French: language
  • Middle French: language
    • French: langage
  • Middle English: language
    • English: language
• Old Provençal: lengaje, lenguatge
  • Catalan: llenguatge
  • Italian: linguaggio
  • Old Portuguese: lenguage
    • Galician: linguaxe
    • Portuguese: linguagem
  • Spanish: lenguaje