contemptibilis

Latin

Etymology

Late Latin, from contemnō (“scorn, despise”) +‎ -ibilis.

Adjective

contemptibilis m and f, contemptibile n; third declension

1. contemptible

Inflection

Number	Singular			Plural
Case \ Gender	M.F.	N.		MM.FF.	NN.
nominative	contemptibilis	contemptibile		contemptibilēs	contemptibilia
genitive	contemptibilis	contemptibilis		contemptibilium	contemptibilium
dative	contemptibilī	contemptibilī		contemptibilibus	contemptibilibus
accusative	contemptibilem	contemptibile		contemptibilēs	contemptibilia
ablative	contemptibilī	contemptibilī		contemptibilibus	contemptibilibus
vocative	contemptibilis	contemptibile		contemptibilēs	contemptibilia

Derived terms

• contemptibilitās

Related terms

contemnificus contemnō contemptē contemptim

contemptiō contemptor contemptrīx contemptus

Descendants

• English: contemptible