adesurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of adedō

Participle

adēsūrus m (feminine adēsūra, neuter adēsūrum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative adēsūrus adēsūra adēsūrum adēsūrī adēsūrae adēsūra
Genitive adēsūrī adēsūrae adēsūrī adēsūrōrum adēsūrārum adēsūrōrum
Dative adēsūrō adēsūrae adēsūrō adēsūrīs adēsūrīs adēsūrīs
Accusative adēsūrum adēsūram adēsūrum adēsūrōs adēsūrās adēsūra
Ablative adēsūrō adēsūrā adēsūrō adēsūrīs adēsūrīs adēsūrīs
Vocative adēsūre adēsūra adēsūrum adēsūrī adēsūrae adēsūra
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