extractum

Latin

Etymology

From extrāctus.

Noun

extractum n (genitive extractī); second declension

extract (apothecarial)

Declension

Second-declension noun (neuter).

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	extractum	extracta
Genitive	extractī	extractōrum
Dative	extractō	extractīs
Accusative	extractum	extracta
Ablative	extractō	extractīs
Vocative	extractum	extracta

Related terms

extrahō

Descendants

English: extract
French: extrait
Friulian: estrat
Galician: extracto
German: Extrakt
Italian: estratto
Occitan: estrach
Piedmontese: estrat
Portuguese: extrato
Romanian: extract
Russian: экстракт (ekstrakt)
Spanish: extracto

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