[ˈma.ɫũː], [ˈmaː.lum]
OriginFrom malus (“evil, wicked”).
- accusative, form-of, neuter, nominative, singularnominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular
- accusative, form-of, masculine, singularaccusative masculine singular
- declension-2, neuterevil, adversity, hardship, misfortune, calamity, disaster, mischief
- declension-2, neuterpunishment, harm, injury, torment, misery
“nūbila sunt subitīs tempora nostra malīs” — my days are clouded by sudden miseries
- declension-2, neuterdisease, illness, infirmity
- declension-2, neuterwrong-doing
- declension-2, in-plural, neuterbad words
- declension-2apple (fruit)
- declension-2any tree fruit with a fleshy exterior, e.g. quinces, pears, peaches, etc.
- declension-2the plant Aristolochia
- damn!, fuck!, alas!, misery!
“Erotium: Certo, tibi et parasito tuo.” — Certainly you did, for yourself and your parasite."
"For whom? Fuck, parasite? Surely this woman isn't quite right in her senses.
Formsmalī(genitive) · malum(nominative, singular) · mala(nominative, plural) · malī(genitive, singular) · malōrum(genitive, plural) · malō(dative, singular) · malīs(dative, plural) · malum(accusative, singular) · mala(accusative, plural) · malō(ablative, singular) · malīs(ablative, plural) · malum(singular, vocative) · mala(plural, vocative) · mālum(canonical, neuter) · mālī(genitive) · mālum(nominative, singular) · māla(nominative, plural) · mālī(genitive, singular) · mālōrum(genitive, plural) · mālō(dative, singular)