auricomans

Latin

Etymology

From aurum (“gold”) + comāns (“having long hair, hairy”).

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /aʊˈri.ko.maːns/

Adjective

auricomāns m, f, n, (genitive auricomantis); third declension

1. with golden hair, golden-haired

Inflection

Number	Singular			Plural
Case \ Gender	M.F.	N.		MM.FF.	NN.
nominative	auricomāns	auricomāns		auricomantēs	auricomantia
genitive	auricomantis	auricomantis		auricomantium	auricomantium
dative	auricomantī	auricomantī		auricomantibus	auricomantibus
accusative	auricomantem	auricomāns		auricomantēs	auricomantia
ablative	auricomantī	auricomantī		auricomantibus	auricomantibus
vocative	auricomāns	auricomāns		auricomantēs	auricomantia

Synonyms

• (golden-haired): auricomus

Related terms

aurāria aurārius aurāta aurātilis aurātūra aurātus aureātus Aurēlia Aurēlius

aureolus aurēscō aureus auricoctor auricolor auricomus aurifer aurifex aurificīna

aurificium aurifluus aurifodīna aurifrigium aurigāns aurigena auriger aurilegulus auripigmentum

aurō aurōsus aurūgineus aurūginō aurūginōsus aurūgō aurulentus aurum

References

• auricomans in Charlton T. Lewis & Charles Short, A Latin Dictionary, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1879