propinquitas

Latin

Etymology

From propinquus (“near; related”) +‎ -itās.

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /proˈpin.kʷi.taːs/

Noun

propinquitās (genitive propinquitātis); f, third declension

1. (in space or time) nearness, propinquity, proximity
2. (figuratively, of persons) connection, affinity, kindred, relationship

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	propinquitās	propinquitātēs
genitive	propinquitātis	propinquitātum
dative	propinquitātī	propinquitātibus
accusative	propinquitātem	propinquitātēs
ablative	propinquitāte	propinquitātibus
vocative	propinquitās	propinquitātēs

Related terms

appropinquātiō appropinquō prope

propinquē propinquus

Descendants

• English: propinquity
• Italian: propinquità
• Portuguese: propinquidade
• Spanish: propincuidad