Fabula

See also fábula

Latin

Etymology

From for (“‘I speak’”).

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /ˈfaː.bu.la/

Noun

fābula (genitive fābulae); f, first declension

1. discourse, narrative
2. a tale, story
3. a poem, play
4. concern, matter
5. vocative singular of fābula

fābulā f.

1. ablative singular of fābula

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	fābula	fābulae
genitive	fābulae	fābulārum
dative	fābulae	fābulīs
accusative	fābulam	fābulās
ablative	fābulā	fābulīs
vocative	fābula	fābulae

Derived terms

• fābulāris
• fabulor
• fābulōsus
• lupus in fabula

Related terms

• fābulātiō
• fābulātor
• fābulōsē
• fābulōsitās

Descendants

English: fable French: fable Icelandic: fabúla/fábúla, fabulera/fabúlera

Italian: favola, fiaba Spanish: hablar, fábula

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