nobilis

Latin

Etymology

From nōscō.

Adjective

nōbilis m and f, nōbile n; third declension

1. noble, high-born
2. distinct, famous, celebrated

Inflection

Number	Singular			Plural
Case \ Gender	M.F.	N.		MM.FF.	NN.
nominative	nōbilis	nōbile		nōbilēs	nōbilia
genitive	nōbilis	nōbilis		nōbilium	nōbilium
dative	nōbilī	nōbilī		nōbilibus	nōbilibus
accusative	nōbilem	nōbile		nōbilēs	nōbilia
ablative	nōbilī	nōbilī		nōbilibus	nōbilibus
vocative	nōbilis	nōbile		nōbilēs	nōbilia

Derived terms

• nōbilitās
• nōbiliter
• nōbilitō

Descendants

• English: noble
• French: noble
• German: nobel
• Italian: nobile

• Portuguese: nobre
• Romanian: nobil
• Spanish: noble
• Swedish: nobel

References

• Charlton Thomas Lewis, Hugh Macmaster Kingery. An Elementary Latin Dictionary. American Book Company, 1918, p. 538[1]