What is Latin for invincible?

Answer by  Phil97 (569)

The Latin adjective for invincible can be a third declension two termination adjective: invincibilis, invincibile. It can also be invictus, -a, -um (a first and second declension adjective). In order to get the correct form, you need to find the case, number and gender of the noun it modifies.

Answer by  ramizq1 (185)

The latin for "invincible" depends upon the subjects addressed, and can be one of the following: Invictus (nominative masculine), Invicta (nominative Feminine), Invictum (nominative neuter).