Habsburgus

Latin

Alternative forms

Hapsburgus, (nonstandard as noun) Habsburga

Etymology

Borrowed from German Habsburg, cp. Havichsburch (hauichsburch) (1108).

Pronunciation

(modern Italianate Ecclesiastical) IPA^(key): /absˈbur.ɡus/, [äbzˈburɡus]

Proper noun

Habsburgus m (genitive Habsburgī); second declension (New Latin)

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- 1613, György Thurzó, Privilegium; republished as András Fabó, editor, Monumenta evangelicorum Aug. conf. in Hungaria historica, volume 3, 1865, page 338:
  Nos comes Georgius Thurzó de Bethlehemfalva, regni Hungariae palatinus et judex cumanorum, nec non de Árva perpetuus, ejusdem comitatus supremus comes, serenissimi principis ac domini Matthiae, dei gratia romanorum imperatoris semper augusti, […] comitis Tyrolis et Habsburgi intimus consiliarius et per Hungariam locumtenens.
  We, count György Thurzó de Bethlehemfalva, palatine of the kingdom of Hungary and judge of the Cumans, and also perpetual count of Árva and lord-lieutenant of the county of the same, intimate counsellor and lieutenant throughout Hungary of the most serene prince and lord Matthias, by the grace of God ever-august emperor of the Romans, […] count of Tyrol and of Habsburg.
Habsburg (noble surname)
- 1705, Sebastian Heinrich Penzinger, Novissimum historiae quatuor mundi monarchiarum […] , page 260:
  […] Rudolphus Habsburgus electus est in Regem Romanorum, eodem die.
  […] Rudolf Habsburg was elected King of the Romans the same day.

Declension

Second-declension noun.

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	Habsburgus	Habsburgī
Genitive	Habsburgī	Habsburgōrum
Dative	Habsburgō	Habsburgīs
Accusative	Habsburgum	Habsburgōs
Ablative	Habsburgō	Habsburgīs
Vocative	Habsburge	Habsburgī

Derived terms

Habsburgēnsis

Adjective

Habsburgus (feminine Habsburga, neuter Habsburgum); first/second-declension adjective

(New Latin, relational) Habsburg (family)
- 1781, A magyar hírmondó, volume 2, number 8, page 63:
  Occidit Habsburgae Regina Theresia gentis / Gloria! causa graues diminuit lacrymas.
  Queen Theresa of the house of Habsburg has perished / Glory! wherefore the heavy tears are lightened.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Number	Singular			Plural
Nominative	Habsburgus	Habsburga	Habsburgum	Habsburgī	Habsburgae	Habsburga
Genitive	Habsburgī	Habsburgae	Habsburgī	Habsburgōrum	Habsburgārum	Habsburgōrum
Dative	Habsburgō	Habsburgae	Habsburgō	Habsburgīs
Accusative	Habsburgum	Habsburgam	Habsburgum	Habsburgōs	Habsburgās	Habsburga
Ablative	Habsburgō	Habsburgā	Habsburgō	Habsburgīs
Vocative	Habsburge	Habsburga	Habsburgum	Habsburgī	Habsburgae	Habsburga