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deducta.

part deducted from one's heritage, inheritance deduction

7 characters3 syllables approx.Latina language

Meaning & usage

noun[deːˈdʊk.ta]Classical-Latin[deˈduk.ta]
  1. part deducted from one's heritage, inheritance deduction

    declension-1
Where this word comes from

From the feminine substantivation of dēductus (past perfect participle of dēdūcō). Probably through the clipping of a set phrase in the like of "dēducta pars" (deducted part).

verb[deːˈdʊk.ta]Classical-Latin[deˈduk.ta]
  1. inflection of dēductus: nominative/vocative feminine singular

    feminine · form-of · nominative · participle · singular · vocative
  2. inflection of dēductus: nominative/accusative/vocative neuter plural

    accusative · form-of · neuter · nominative · participle · plural · vocative
Where this word comes from

From the feminine substantivation of dēductus (past perfect participle of dēdūcō). Probably through the clipping of a set phrase in the like of "dēducta pars" (deducted part).

verb[deːˈdʊk.ta]Classical-Latin[deˈduk.ta]
  1. ablative feminine singular of dēductus

    ablative · feminine · form-of · participle · singular
Where this word comes from

From the feminine substantivation of dēductus (past perfect participle of dēdūcō). Probably through the clipping of a set phrase in the like of "dēducta pars" (deducted part).

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