convocatus
Convocatus is a Latin term formed from convocare, meaning “to call together.” It functions as both a participle and a noun in Latin. As an adjective, convōcatus means “summoned” and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (convocatus, convocata, convocatum). As a substantive, convocatus can denote the person who has been summoned, especially in legal, administrative, ecclesiastical, or military contexts in Latin texts.
Grammatically, convocatus is the masculine singular nominative form of the perfect passive participle, with convocata as
Usage and context vary by period. In classical and medieval Latin, the participle is often employed descriptively
Related terms include convocatio (the act of summoning) and convocator (one who convokes). In modern Romance