caryophyllatus

Latin

Etymology

From caryophyllon +‎ -ātus.

Adjective

caryophyllātus (feminine caryophyllāta, neuter caryophyllātum); first/second-declension adjective

1. (New Latin) A specific epithet for several plants.
   • Observationes circa radicis gei urbani, sive caryophyllatae vires in febribus, praecipue intermittentibus aliisque morbis, by Rudolph Buchhave, 1781.
   • "Dissertatio inauguralis medica de radice caryophyllatae vulgaris offic. sive geo urbano Linn.", Frederic Anjou, 1783

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Number	Singular				Plural
Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	caryophyllātus	caryophyllāta	caryophyllātum		caryophyllātī	caryophyllātae	caryophyllāta
Genitive	caryophyllātī	caryophyllātae	caryophyllātī		caryophyllātōrum	caryophyllātārum	caryophyllātōrum
Dative	caryophyllātō		caryophyllātō		caryophyllātīs
Accusative	caryophyllātum	caryophyllātam	caryophyllātum		caryophyllātōs	caryophyllātās	caryophyllāta
Ablative	caryophyllātō	caryophyllātā	caryophyllātō		caryophyllātīs
Vocative	caryophyllāte	caryophyllāta	caryophyllātum		caryophyllātī	caryophyllātae	caryophyllāta

Derived terms

• Eugenia caryophyllata
• Mycosphaerella caryophyllata