fumigatus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of fūmigō (“to smoke”).

Participle

fūmigātus (feminine fūmigāta, neuter fūmigātum); first/second-declension participle

1. sooty, smoky, blackish

Usage notes

• Used as a specific epithet or specific name for several organisms.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	singular				plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	fūmigātus	fūmigāta	fūmigātum		fūmigātī	fūmigātae	fūmigāta
genitive	fūmigātī	fūmigātae	fūmigātī		fūmigātōrum	fūmigātārum	fūmigātōrum
dative	fūmigātō	fūmigātae	fūmigātō		fūmigātīs
accusative	fūmigātum	fūmigātam	fūmigātum		fūmigātōs	fūmigātās	fūmigāta
ablative	fūmigātō	fūmigātā	fūmigātō		fūmigātīs
vocative	fūmigāte	fūmigāta	fūmigātum		fūmigātī	fūmigātae	fūmigāta

Derived terms

Derived terms

• Aspergillus fumigatus
• Contopus fumigatus
• Cypseloides fumigatus
• Melipotes fumigatus
• Myiotheretes fumigatus
• Rhinolophus fumigatus
• Turdus fumigatus
• Veniliornis fumigatus