communicatio

Latin

Etymology

From commūnicō +‎ -tiō.

Noun

commūnicātiō f (genitive commūnicātiōnis); third declension

  1. sharing, imparting
  2. partaking
  3. fellowship, communion
  4. (post-classical) communication
    • 2025 July 30, Pope Leo XIV, X‎[1]:
      Omnes ad Domino petere egemus, ut modum sanemus nostrae communicationis, non tantum ad maiorem efficaciam, sed etiam ad vitandum, ut verbis nostri alios laedamus.
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Declension

Third-declension noun.

singular plural
nominative commūnicātiō commūnicātiōnēs
genitive commūnicātiōnis commūnicātiōnum
dative commūnicātiōnī commūnicātiōnibus
accusative commūnicātiōnem commūnicātiōnēs
ablative commūnicātiōne commūnicātiōnibus
vocative commūnicātiō commūnicātiōnēs

Descendants

(all borrowed)

References

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