diribitorium cursuale

Latin

Etymology

From diribitōrium +‎ cursuālis.

Noun

diribitōrium cursuāle n (genitive diribitōriī cursuālis); second declension

  1. (New Latin) post office
    • 1990, Albinus Dobsevage, Hermes Americanus, volumes 8. 1-2:
      Hic ante oculos peregrinatoris sunt domus, diribitorium cursuale, taberna XIX saeculi, ubi mulier, antiquo more induta , omnia explicat.
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Declension

Second-declension noun (neuter) with a third-declension adjective.

singular plural
nominative diribitōrium cursuāle diribitōria cursuālia
genitive diribitōriī cursuālis diribitōriōrum cursuālium
dative diribitōriō cursuālī diribitōriīs cursuālibus
accusative diribitōrium cursuāle diribitōria cursuālia
ablative diribitōriō cursuālī diribitōriīs cursuālibus
vocative diribitōrium cursuāle diribitōria cursuālia

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