[ˈkɔ.ɫɔn], [ˈkɔː.lon]
OriginFrom Ancient Greek κόλον (kólon).
- declension-2, neuterThe colon; large intestine
- declension-2, neutercolic, a disease of the colon
- declension-2a member or part of a verse of a poem
Formscolī(genitive) · colon(nominative, singular) · cola(nominative, plural) · colī(genitive, singular) · colōrum(genitive, plural) · colō(dative, singular) · colīs(dative, plural) · colon(accusative, singular) · cola(accusative, plural) · colō(ablative, singular) · colīs(ablative, plural) · colon(singular, vocative) · cola(plural, vocative) · cōlon(canonical, neuter) · cōlī(genitive) · cōlon(nominative, singular) · cōla(nominative, plural) · cōlī(genitive, singular) · cōlōrum(genitive, plural) · cōlō(dative, singular)
Source: Wiktionary