What does aedificatum mean?

Question

i need help with my latin homework. the whole phrase is "a meis fabris aedificatum." a is ablative so is meis fabris? but whats goin on with aedificatum? Aedificium, means building? but what is the ending, how is it used, how is it translated?

Answer 1

I speak spanish, not latin but i think that "aedificatum" means "edificar" in spanish, so in english it would be "to build" or "to construct"

Hope i helped a little

Answer 2

It's a past participle and means "built."  The whole phrase means "built by my workers."  Since you don't have a whole sentence, I can't tell whether "aedifcatum" is neuter (nominative or accusative) or masculine accusative, but there's probably a noun earlier in the sentence for it to modify.

Answer 3

"Aedificatum" on its own apparently doesn't mean anything, but I did find "aedificium edificium" which is "building." But I can't really go farther than that - I don't know Latin too well.

Edit: Oh! Found it: "that which is built."