Dal vocabolario italiano: Nata

Aggettivo
nata f

Femminile di nato .

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Latin

= nata , Image: Appendix:Latin first declension|-ae+Wiktionary Appendix:Latin first declension+|-ae+-ae f

1. born (female).
2. daughter.

   Declension

   Image: Appendix:Latin first declension|First declension+Wiktionary Appendix:Latin first declension+|First declension+First declension (1).

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F1BC4E;"| Case \ #

!style="background:

C0C0C0;"| F.

!style="background:

C0C0C0;"| FF.

|- !style="background:

C0C0C0;"| Nominative

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nāta

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātae

|- !style="background:

C0C0C0;"| Genitive

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātae

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātārum

|- !style="background:

C0C0C0;"| Dative

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātae

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātīs

|- !style="background:

C0C0C0;"| Accusative

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātam

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātās

|- !style="background:

C0C0C0;"| Ablative

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātā

|style="background:

F5F5F5;"| nātīs

|

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Spanish

= nata f

1. (dairy) cream
2. skin (on boiled milk)
3. elite
4. (plural) whipped cream; custard

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Swahili

Verb

nata

to adhere

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