ammoniacum

English

Etymology

FromMiddle Englisharmoniacum,fromLatinammōniacum,armōniacum.

Noun

ammoniacum(uncountable)

1. gum ammoniac,aresinexudedfrom several species ofFerula.

Translations

a resin

• Arabic:أُشَّق(ʔuššaq)
• French:gomme ammoniaquef
• German:Ammoniakgummin
• Ottoman Turkish:اوشاق(uşak)
• Turkish:uşak(tr)

Latin

Etymology

Borrowed fromAncient Greekἀμμωνιακόν(ammōniakón)and neuter ofammōniacusfromAmmōn.

Noun

ammōniacumn(genitiveammōniacī);second declension

1. gum ammoniac→أُشَّق(ʔuššaq)
2. (Medieval Latin)ammonia(in water)

Declension

Second-declensionnoun (neuter).

	singular	plural
nominative	ammōniacum	ammōniaca
genitive	ammōniacī	ammōniacōrum
dative	ammōniacō	ammōniacīs
accusative	ammōniacum	ammōniaca
ablative	ammōniacō	ammōniacīs
vocative	ammōniacum	ammōniaca