decalvandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of dēcalvō

Participle

dēcalvandus m (feminine dēcalvanda, neuter dēcalvandum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēcalvandus dēcalvanda dēcalvandum dēcalvandī dēcalvandae dēcalvanda
Genitive dēcalvandī dēcalvandae dēcalvandī dēcalvandōrum dēcalvandārum dēcalvandōrum
Dative dēcalvandō dēcalvandae dēcalvandō dēcalvandīs dēcalvandīs dēcalvandīs
Accusative dēcalvandum dēcalvandam dēcalvandum dēcalvandōs dēcalvandās dēcalvanda
Ablative dēcalvandō dēcalvandā dēcalvandō dēcalvandīs dēcalvandīs dēcalvandīs
Vocative dēcalvande dēcalvanda dēcalvandum dēcalvandī dēcalvandae dēcalvanda
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