abscedendus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of abscēdō

Participle

abscēdendus m (feminine abscēdenda, neuter abscēdendum); first/second declension

  1. which is to be departed

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative abscēdendus abscēdenda abscēdendum abscēdendī abscēdendae abscēdenda
Genitive abscēdendī abscēdendae abscēdendī abscēdendōrum abscēdendārum abscēdendōrum
Dative abscēdendō abscēdendae abscēdendō abscēdendīs abscēdendīs abscēdendīs
Accusative abscēdendum abscēdendam abscēdendum abscēdendōs abscēdendās abscēdenda
Ablative abscēdendō abscēdendā abscēdendō abscēdendīs abscēdendīs abscēdendīs
Vocative abscēdende abscēdenda abscēdendum abscēdendī abscēdendae abscēdenda
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