[ˈɫuː.dʊs], [ˈluː.dus]
OriginBy surface analysis, deverbal from lūdō (“to play”).
- declension-2a school, especially a primary school
- declension-2game, sport, play
- declension-2, in-pluralpublic spectacle, games, stage plays/productions
- declension-2fun
- declension-2erotic poetry or roleplay
Formslūdus(canonical, masculine) · lūdī(genitive) · lūdus(nominative, singular) · lūdī(nominative, plural) · lūdī(genitive, singular) · lūdōrum(genitive, plural) · lūdō(dative, singular) · lūdīs(dative, plural) · lūdum(accusative, singular) · lūdōs(accusative, plural) · lūdō(ablative, singular) · lūdīs(ablative, plural) · lūde(singular, vocative) · lūdī(plural, vocative) · loidos(alternative) · loedos(alternative)