[ˈpɔs.ka], [ˈpɔs.ka]
OrigoFrom pōtō, formed after ēsca.
- declension-1an acidulous drink of vinegar and water
- declension-1, masculine, singularA Roman cognomen — famously held by
- declension-1, masculine, singularMarcus Pinarius Posca, a Roman praetor
Formaepōsca(canonical, feminine) · pōscae(genitive) · pōsca(nominative, singular) · pōscae(nominative, plural) · pōscae(genitive, singular) · pōscārum(genitive, plural) · pōscae(dative, singular) · pōscīs(dative, plural) · pōscam(accusative, singular) · pōscās(accusative, plural) · pōscā(ablative, singular) · pōscīs(ablative, plural) · pōsca(singular, vocative) · pōscae(plural, vocative) · pusca(alternative) · Poscae(genitive) · Posca(nominative, singular) · Poscae(genitive, singular) · Poscae(dative, singular) · Poscam(accusative, singular)
Fons: Vicitionarium