occasurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of occidō (“fall down; pass away”).

Participle

occāsūrus m (feminine occāsūra, neuter occāsūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to fall down
  2. (of heavenly bodies) about to go down, about to set
  3. about to perish, about to die, about to pass away
  4. about to be lost, about to be undone, about to be ruined

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative occāsūrus occāsūra occāsūrum occāsūrī occāsūrae occāsūra
Genitive occāsūrī occāsūrae occāsūrī occāsūrōrum occāsūrārum occāsūrōrum
Dative occāsūrō occāsūrae occāsūrō occāsūrīs occāsūrīs occāsūrīs
Accusative occāsūrum occāsūram occāsūrum occāsūrōs occāsūrās occāsūra
Ablative occāsūrō occāsūrā occāsūrō occāsūrīs occāsūrīs occāsūrīs
Vocative occāsūre occāsūra occāsūrum occāsūrī occāsūrae occāsūra
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