serum
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Appellatio pronuntiatusque
API: /ˈserum/ (classice) - Syllabificatio phonetica: se·rum — morphologica: ser-um
Nomen substantivum
ser|um, -ī neut.
- Pars aquosa in lacte, quae post confecium caseum colatur per fiscellam e vimine, vel alio modo separatur. [1]
- Aquosa pars aliarum rerum.
- Semine virili.
Declinatio
Translationes
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serum dictio est in variis linguis: |
Dictiones similes
- Bohemice: sérum
- Francogallice: sérum
- Germanice: Serum
Latine
sērum
Proprietates grammaticales
Appellatio pronuntiatusque
API: /ˈseːrum/ (classice) - Syllabificatio phonetica: sē·rum — morphologica: ser-um
- Aegidius [Egidio] Forcellini, Lexicon Totius Latinitatis (Editio Quarta: Bononiae, Patavii) Tom. IV (R-S) / Tom. IV (T-Z), p. 257 — “SERUM, i, n. 2.”
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