crustosus

Latin

Etymology

crū̆sta +‎ -ōsus.

Adjective

crū̆stōsus (feminine crū̆stōsa, neuter crū̆stōsum); first/second-declension adjective

1. covered with a hard rind; crusted

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

Number	Singular				Plural
Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	crū̆stōsus	crū̆stōsa	crū̆stōsum		crū̆stōsī	crū̆stōsae	crū̆stōsa
Genitive	crū̆stōsī	crū̆stōsae	crū̆stōsī		crū̆stōsōrum	crū̆stōsārum	crū̆stōsōrum
Dative	crū̆stōsō		crū̆stōsō		crū̆stōsīs
Accusative	crū̆stōsum	crū̆stōsam	crū̆stōsum		crū̆stōsōs	crū̆stōsās	crū̆stōsa
Ablative	crū̆stōsō	crū̆stōsā	crū̆stōsō		crū̆stōsīs
Vocative	crū̆stōse	crū̆stōsa	crū̆stōsum		crū̆stōsī	crū̆stōsae	crū̆stōsa

Descendants

• Catalan: crostós
• English: crustose
• French: croûteux
• Italian: crostoso
• Norman: crôteux
• Occitan: crostós
• Portuguese: crostoso
• Romanian: crustos
• Spanish: costroso