concomitandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of concomitor

Participle

concomitandus m (feminine concomitanda, neuter concomitandum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative concomitandus concomitanda concomitandum concomitandī concomitandae concomitanda
Genitive concomitandī concomitandae concomitandī concomitandōrum concomitandārum concomitandōrum
Dative concomitandō concomitandae concomitandō concomitandīs concomitandīs concomitandīs
Accusative concomitandum concomitandam concomitandum concomitandōs concomitandās concomitanda
Ablative concomitandō concomitandā concomitandō concomitandīs concomitandīs concomitandīs
Vocative concomitande concomitanda concomitandum concomitandī concomitandae concomitanda
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