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statum

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Latin

Etymology 1

Derived from sistō (“to set, to place”).

Verb

statum

accusative supine of sistō

Participle

statum

inflection of status:
1. nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular
2. accusative masculine singular

Etymology 2

Derived from stō (“to stand”).

Participle

statum (indeclinable)

perfect passive participle of stō

Verb

statum

accusative supine of stō

Etymology 3

Derived from status (“state”).

Noun

statum

accusative singular of status

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