coitus more ferarum
Latin edit
Etymology edit
Literally, “intercourse in the manner of beasts”.
Noun edit
coitus mōre ferārum m (genitive coitūs mōre ferārum); fourth declension
Declension edit
Fourth-declension noun with an indeclinable portion.
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | coitus mōre ferārum | coitūs mōre ferārum |
| Genitive | coitūs mōre ferārum | coituum mōre ferārum |
| Dative | coituī mōre ferārum | coitibus mōre ferārum |
| Accusative | coitum mōre ferārum | coitūs mōre ferārum |
| Ablative | coitū mōre ferārum | coitibus mōre ferārum |
| Vocative | coitus mōre ferārum | coitūs mōre ferārum |