adaptabilis

Latin

Etymology

From adapto (“adapt”).

Adjective

adaptābilis m and f, adaptābile n; third declension

1. adaptable, that may adapt, that may be adapted.
   • 1564, Nicolaus Everardus, Loci argumentorum legales, p. 81:

     Exceptio quando ponitur post plures casus et non potest adaptari nisi ad unus illorum debet sic intelligi ut excipiat solum quo ad illum casum cui est adaptabilis.

     When an exception is placed after several cases and it is not possible to adapt it except to one of them, one ought thusly to understand that it exempts only as far as that case to which it is adaptable.

Inflection

Number	Singular			Plural
Case \ Gender	M.F.	N.		MM.FF.	NN.
nominative	adaptābilis	adaptābile		adaptābilēs	adaptābilia
genitive	adaptābilis	adaptābilis		adaptābilium	adaptābilium
dative	adaptābilī	adaptābilī		adaptābilibus	adaptābilibus
accusative	adaptābilem	adaptābile		adaptābilēs	adaptābilia
ablative	adaptābilī	adaptābilī		adaptābilibus	adaptābilibus
vocative	adaptābilis	adaptābile		adaptābilēs	adaptābilia

Descendants

English: adaptable