vertebrāte
adj
LanguageLatin
Meaning- vocative masculine singular of vertebrātus
- having a spine
- This is the vocative form of an adjective describing something that possesses a vertebral column or backbone. It is used when directly addressing a person or thing that is vertebrate.
Ō vertebrāte, audi verba mea.
O vertebrate one, listen to my words.
Part of speechadj
Usage noteThis is a grammatical form (vocative) specifically used for direct address.
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