campaneus

Latin

Alternative forms

• campānius

Etymology

From campus.

Adjective

campāneus (feminine campānea, neuter campāneum); first/second-declension adjective

1. (Late Latin) of or pertaining to the fields

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Number	Singular				Plural
Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	campāneus	campānea	campāneum		campāneī	campāneae	campānea
Genitive	campāneī	campāneae	campāneī		campāneōrum	campāneārum	campāneōrum
Dative	campāneō		campāneō		campāneīs
Accusative	campāneum	campāneam	campāneum		campāneōs	campāneās	campānea
Ablative	campāneō	campāneā	campāneō		campāneīs
Vocative	campānee	campānea	campāneum		campāneī	campāneae	campānea

Descendants

(through campānia)

• French: champagne, Champagne
  • → Catalan: xampany
  • → English: champagne
  • → Italian: champagne
  • → Occitan: Champanha, Champanhe
  • → Portuguese: champanhe
  • → Spanish: champán
• Italian: campagna
• → French: campagne
  • → English: campaign
• Old Occitan: campanha
  • Catalan: campanya (or formed internally)
  • Occitan: campanha
  • → French: campagne (or from Old Picard/Old Northern French)
• Portuguese: campanha
• Spanish: campaña