Aggravatus
Aggravatus is primarily a Latin adjective and participle form meaning "made worse; aggravated." It is not a standalone term with a fixed modern definition in English, but it appears in Latin texts and may be found as an epithet in taxonomic names. The term derives from the Latin verb aggravare, "to aggravate," with the perfect passive participle aggravatus, which in Latin compounds means "exacerbated" or "rendered more severe."
In taxonomy and nomenclature, aggravatus would function as an adjective agreeing in gender with the genus name
Beyond biology, aggravatus can appear in historical or literary contexts to convey a sense of intensification
See also: Latin-language scientific epithets; aggravation; taxonomy; Latin grammar.