speciosus

Latin

Etymology

From speciēs (“appearance”).

Adjective

speciōsus m (feminine speciōsa, neuter speciōsum); first/second declension

1. good-looking, handsome, beautiful
2. splendid, brilliant
3. showy, specious

Inflection

Number	Singular				Plural
Case \ Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
nominative	speciōsus	speciōsa	speciōsum		speciōsī	speciōsae	speciōsa
genitive	speciōsī	speciōsae	speciōsī		speciōsōrum	speciōsārum	speciōsōrum
dative	speciōsō	speciōsae	speciōsō		speciōsīs	speciōsīs	speciōsīs
accusative	speciōsum	speciōsam	speciōsum		speciōsōs	speciōsās	speciōsa
ablative	speciōsō	speciōsā	speciōsō		speciōsīs	speciōsīs	speciōsīs
vocative	speciōse	speciōsa	speciōsum		speciōsī	speciōsae	speciōsa

Related terms

• speciēs
• speciōsē
• spectō

Descendants

• English: specious

See also

• pulcher