vocitus

Latin edit

Etymology edit

Related to vocuus, from vacuus. It may be a variant of a form vacĭtus, and perhaps originated as a participle of a verb vacĕre, from vacō (“I am empty”). See also vocīvus as a variant of vacīvus.

Attested in a text from Hispania (vocitus fuerit).

Adjective edit

vocitus (feminine vocita, neuter vocitum); first/second-declension adjective (Late Latin ?)

emptied; empty

Declension edit

First/second-declension adjective.

Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Number	Singular			Plural
Nominative	vocitus	vocita	vocitum	vocitī	vocitae	vocita
Genitive	vocitī	vocitae	vocitī	vocitōrum	vocitārum	vocitōrum
Dative	vocitō	vocitae	vocitō	vocitīs
Accusative	vocitum	vocitam	vocitum	vocitōs	vocitās	vocita
Ablative	vocitō	vocitā	vocitō	vocitīs
Vocative	vocite	vocita	vocitum	vocitī	vocitae	vocita

Descendants edit

Italo-Romance:
- Italian: vuoto, voto (Tuscan), voito, voido, voto (central dialects)
- Neapolitan: vuoito, vuito
North Italian:
- Friulian: vueit
- Gallo-Italic:
  - Emilian: vut, vot, veut
  - Old Lombard: uoio
    - Lombard: veuid, veui, veut, veu
  - Old Ligurian: vojo
    - Ligurian: vêuo, veujo
  - Piedmontese: veuid, veui
  - Romagnol: vuit, voit, vut, vuet
- Ladin: vuet, uet, vuot, öt, öć
Old French: vuit
- Bourguignon: veude
- French: vide
  - → Romanian: vid
- Norman: viède
- Picard: uide
- Walloon: vute
- → Middle English: voide, voyde
  - English: void
    - → Welsh: foed
Occitano-Romance:
- Aragonese: vueito
  Ribagorçan: vuedo, vuido
  - → Spanish: buido (or from Catalan)
- Occitan:
  - Auvergnat: voeide
  - Gascon: vueit, vuit, vuet, voit, vut, vude
  - Languedocien: void, voide, vuèg, vèg
  - Limousin: voide
  - Provençal: vuege, vege, voeide, veuide
  - Vivaro-Alpine: vuege, viude, vuide
- Old Catalan: buit
  - Catalan: buit, but
Insular Romance:
- Sardinian: buidu, boidu