conserturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of cōnserō.

Participle

cōnsertūrus m (feminine cōnsertūra, neuter cōnsertūrum); first/second declension

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Declension

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative cōnsertūrus cōnsertūra cōnsertūrum cōnsertūrī cōnsertūrae cōnsertūra
Genitive cōnsertūrī cōnsertūrae cōnsertūrī cōnsertūrōrum cōnsertūrārum cōnsertūrōrum
Dative cōnsertūrō cōnsertūrae cōnsertūrō cōnsertūrīs cōnsertūrīs cōnsertūrīs
Accusative cōnsertūrum cōnsertūram cōnsertūrum cōnsertūrōs cōnsertūrās cōnsertūra
Ablative cōnsertūrō cōnsertūrā cōnsertūrō cōnsertūrīs cōnsertūrīs cōnsertūrīs
Vocative cōnsertūre cōnsertūra cōnsertūrum cōnsertūrī cōnsertūrae cōnsertūra
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