Lexicon Latīnum

nōmen

āctus āctūs m

āctus : nom./voc. singular

āctūs : nom./acc./voc. plural

āctūs : gen. singular

  1. 1

    a setting in motion, impulse, motion; a cattle drive, the act of driving cattle or a cart

  2. 2

    a setting in motion, impulse, motion; a cattle path or narrow cart track

  3. 3

    act, action, doing, deed

    = āctiō= factum= rēs= gestum= facinus

  4. 4

    a doing, performing; a performance; the representation of a play or other public show

  5. 5

    a doing, performing; a performance; a part, a character

  6. 6

    a doing, performing; a performance; an act in a play

  7. 7

    a doing, performing; a performance; a period, part

  8. 8

    actus (a former Roman unit of length equal to 120 Roman feet (about 35.5 m))

  9. 9

    actus (a former Roman unit of area equivalent to a square with sides of 1 actus (about 0.125 ha))

Fōrmae

fōrmae prīncipālēs

gen
āctūs
m
āctus

dēclīnātiō

singplūr
nōmāctusāctūs, āctī (form-page|syncope)
accāctumāctūs
genāctūs, āctī (form-page|syncope)āctuum
datāctuīāctibus
ablāctūāctibus
vocāctusāctūs, āctī (form-page|syncope)