egressurus

Latin

Etymology

Future participle of ēgredior

Participle

ēgressūrus m (feminine ēgressūra, neuter ēgressūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to go or come out

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ēgressūrus ēgressūra ēgressūrum ēgressūrī ēgressūrae ēgressūra
Genitive ēgressūrī ēgressūrae ēgressūrī ēgressūrōrum ēgressūrārum ēgressūrōrum
Dative ēgressūrō ēgressūrae ēgressūrō ēgressūrīs ēgressūrīs ēgressūrīs
Accusative ēgressūrum ēgressūram ēgressūrum ēgressūrōs ēgressūrās ēgressūra
Ablative ēgressūrō ēgressūrā ēgressūrō ēgressūrīs ēgressūrīs ēgressūrīs
Vocative ēgressūre ēgressūra ēgressūrum ēgressūrī ēgressūrae ēgressūra
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