urbanus

Latin

Etymology

From urbs (“city”) +‎ -ānus.

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /urˈbaː.nus/

Adjective

urbānus m (feminine urbāna, neuter urbānum); first/second declension

1. of or belonging to a city; urban
2. fond of, or devoted to cities
3. (of manners or style) cultivated, polished, refined
4. (of manners or style) bold, forward, impudent
5. (of speech) elegant, refined, choice

Inflection

Number	Singular				Plural
Case \ Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
nominative	urbānus	urbāna	urbānum		urbānī	urbānae	urbāna
genitive	urbānī	urbānae	urbānī		urbānōrum	urbānārum	urbānōrum
dative	urbānō	urbānae	urbānō		urbānīs	urbānīs	urbānīs
accusative	urbānum	urbānam	urbānum		urbānōs	urbānās	urbāna
ablative	urbānō	urbānā	urbānō		urbānīs	urbānīs	urbānīs
vocative	urbāne	urbāna	urbānum		urbānī	urbānae	urbāna

• comparative: urbānior, superlative: urbānissimus

Derived terms

• urbānātim
• urbānē
• urbāniciānus
• urbānitās

Related terms

urbicapus urbicārius urbicremus

urbicus Urbīnum urbs

Descendants

• English: urban, urbane

Noun

urbānus (genitive urbānī); m, second declension

1. a city dweller, citizen

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	urbānus	urbānī
genitive	urbānī	urbānōrum
dative	urbānō	urbānīs
accusative	urbānum	urbānōs
ablative	urbānō	urbānīs
vocative	urbāne	urbānī