flamma

Latin

Noun

flamma (genitive flammae); f, first declension

1. flame, fire

   Urbi ferrum flammamque minitatus est.

   He threatened the city with fire and sword.

2. (m) a Roman cognomen

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	flamma	flammae
genitive	flammae	flammārum
dative	flammae	flammīs
accusative	flammam	flammās
ablative	flammā	flammīs
vocative	flamma	flammae

Synonyms

• (flame, fire): ignis

Related terms

• flagrō
• flammō
• īnflammō

Descendants

Aromanian: fleamã Catalan: flama Danish: flamme Dutch: vlam English: flame French: flamme Friulian: flame German: Flamme Italian: fiamma

Norwegian: flamme Occitan: flamba Old Portuguese: chama Romanian: flamă (borrowing) Portuguese: chama, flama (borrowing) Sardinian: fiama, fiamma Sicilian: ciamma Spanish: llama Swedish: flamma

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Swedish

Noun

flamma c

1. a flame; a woman, a romance

Declension

Declension of flamma

	singular		plural
common	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	flamma	flamman	flammor	flammorna
genitive	flammas	flammans	flammors	flammornas