rangifer – Latin noun declension

Latin noun forms of rangifer

Noun: rangifer
Hyphenation:
Gender: Masculine Declension: Second

Nominative

Singularrangifer
Pluralrangiferī

Genitive

Singularrangiferī
Pluralrangiferōrum

Dative

Singularrangiferō
Pluralrangiferīs

Accusative

Singularrangiferum
Pluralrangiferōs

Ablative

Singularrangiferō
Pluralrangiferīs

Vocative

Singularrangifer
Pluralrangiferī

Sample Sentences

  • Lappones hieme cum ſuis rangiferis tranſmigrantes ex nive condenſata sibi tuguria inſtruunt, ac ſupernè ramis arborum & nive ſuper inſtrata contegunt, adverſus frigus duriſſimum ſatis muniti, quando nec alia eorum eſt veſtis, quam Rangiferorum pellis nudæ cuti aptata. (The Lapps, migrating in winter with their reindeer, build up huts for themselves out of packed snow and covered with branches of trees on top and strewn snow, are sufficiently armed against the harshest cold, even when no other is their clothing than the pelt of their reindeer put on their naked skin.) [1681, R. P. Iacobus Masenius, Speculum imaginum veritatis occultae:]

Etymology

Probably from Old French rangier (“reindeer”), from Old Norse hreindýri (“reindeer”), with the suffix remodeled to -ifer. See: Old Norse Nouns 'hreindýri'.

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