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    scientificus

      Latin

      Etymology

      From scientia (“knowledge”) + faciō (“make, produce”).

      Adjective

      scientificus m (feminine scientifica, neuter scientificum); first/second declension

      1. Of or pertaining to science; scientific; producing knowledge.

      Inflection

      Number Singular Plural
      Case \ Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
      nominative scientificus scientifica scientificum scientificī scientificae scientifica
      genitive scientificī scientificae scientificī scientificōrum scientificārum scientificōrum
      dative scientificō scientificae scientificō scientificīs scientificīs scientificīs
      accusative scientificum scientificam scientificum scientificōs scientificās scientifica
      ablative scientificō scientificā scientificō scientificīs scientificīs scientificīs
      vocative scientifice scientifica scientificum scientificī scientificae scientifica

      Related terms

      • sciēns
      • scientia
      • scienter
      • scientiola
      • scīlicet
      • sciō
      • scīscō

      Descendants

      • Catalan: científic
      • English: scientific
      • French: scientifique
      • Portuguese: científico
      • Spanish: científico
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      Last modified on 1 February 2012, at 17:18
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