Latin II: Deponent Adjectives

precatus, -a, -um

precatus, -a, -um

having prayed (to)

adeptus, -a, -um

having received, having obtained

locutus, -a, -um

having spoken

ingressus, -a, -um

having entered (ingress)

egressus, -a, -um

having gone out (egress)

regressus, -a, -um

having returned, returned (regress, regression)

progressus, -a, um

having advanced, advanced (progress, progression)

passus, -a, -um

having suffered, endured (passion, patience)

visus, -a, -um

having seemed, appeared, seen (visual, vision)

secutus, -a,-um

having followed (consecutive, sequence)

conspicatus, -a, -um

having caught sight of (conspicuous)

ausus, -a, -um

having dared (audacious)

precatus, -a, -um

having prayed (to)

adeptus, -a, -um

having received, having obtained

locutus, -a, -um

having spoken

ingressus, -a, -um

having entered (ingress)

egressus, -a, -um

having gone out (egress)

regressus, -a, -um

having returned, returned (regress, regression)

progressus, -a, um

having advanced, advanced (progress, progression)

passus, -a, -um

having suffered, endured (passion, patience)

visus, -a, -um

having seemed, appeared, seen (visual, vision)

secutus, -a,-um

having followed (consecutive, sequence)

conspicatus, -a, -um

having caught sight of (conspicuous)

ausus, -a, -um

having dared (audacious)