fossatum

Latin

Etymology

From fossō (“dig”).

Noun

fossātum (genitive fossātī); n, second declension

1. a ditch, especially in earthwork fortifications.

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	fossātum	fossāta
genitive	fossātī	fossātōrum
dative	fossātō	fossātīs
accusative	fossātum	fossāta
ablative	fossātō	fossātīs
vocative	fossātum	fossāta

Related terms

Related terms

fodicō fodīna fodiō fossa

fossātus fossīcius fossilis fossiō

fossō fossor fossōrius

fossula fossūra fossus

Descendants

• Italian: fossato
• Romanian: sat
• Spanish: fosado
• Arabic: فسطاط (fisTaT)

Noun

fossātum

1. accusative masculine singular of fossātus