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in the PONS Dictionary

fragor <ōris> m (frango)

1. Lucr.

fragor
das Zerbrechen

2.

fragor
das Krachen, Bersten, Knattern, Prasseln, Dröhnen, Getöse [ aequoris; pelagi; ruentium tectorum ]

fragōsus <a, um> (fragor) poet

1.

fragosus
voller Brüche, brüchig, zerbröckelt

2.

fragosus
rau, uneben, holperig [ mons; versus ]

3.

fragosus
tosend, krachend, dröhnend, rauschend, brausend [ torrens; murmura leonum ]

fragrō <fragrāre>

fragro
stark riechen, duften nach etw.: Abl [ gemma vinum ]

frāgum <ī> nt poet; nachkl.

fragum
Erdbeere
Declension of fragor
Case Singular Plural
Nominative fragor fragorēs
Genitive fragōris fragorum
Dative fragorī fragoribus
Accusative fragorem fragorēs
Ablative fragore fragoribus
Declension of frāgum
Case Singular Plural
Nominative frāgum frāga
Genitive frāgī frāgōrum
Dative frāgō frāgīs
Accusative frāgum frāga
Ablative frāgō frāgīs
Indikativ Präsens
fragrō
fragrās
fragrat
fragrāmus
fragrātis
fragrant
Konjunktiv Präsens
fragrem
fragrēs
fragret
fragrēmus
fragrētis
fragrent
Indikativ Imperfekt
fragrābam
fragrābās
fragrābat
fragrābāmus
fragrābātis
fragrābant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
fragrārem
fragrārēs
fragrāret
fragrārēmus
fragrārētis
fragrārent
See further verb tables