ultima Thule

See also: Ultima Thule, ultima Thulé, and Ultima Thulé

English

Etymology

Latin ultima Thule (meaning "farthest Thule" in a feminine form); from mediaeval geography; originally from the Greek name Thule (Θούλη) for a (possibly mythical) island to the north of Britain.

Noun

ultima Thule (plural ultima Thules)

1. A place beyond the borders of the known world.

Derived terms

• Ultima Thule

Translations

Translations

• French: ultima Thulé (fr), ultime Thulé
• Japanese: 極北 (ja) (kyokuhoku)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Spanish: última Tule f

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Latin

Alternative forms

• Ultima Thūlē

Noun

ultima Thūlē f (genitive ultimae Thūlēs); first declension

1. (cartography) ultima Thule

Declension

First-declension adjective with a first-declension noun (Greek-type).

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	ultima Thūlē	ultimae Thūlae
Genitive	ultimae Thūlēs	ultimārum Thūlārum
Dative	ultimae Thūlae	ultimīs Thūlīs
Accusative	ultimam Thūlēn	ultimās Thūlās
Ablative	ultimā Thūlē	ultimīs Thūlīs
Vocative	ultima Thūlē	ultimae Thūlae