evagandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of ēvagor

Participle

evagandus m (feminine evaganda, neuter evagandum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ēvagandus ēvaganda ēvagandum ēvagandī ēvagandae ēvaganda
Genitive ēvagandī ēvagandae ēvagandī ēvagandōrum ēvagandārum ēvagandōrum
Dative ēvagandō ēvagandae ēvagandō ēvagandīs ēvagandīs ēvagandīs
Accusative ēvagandum ēvagandam ēvagandum ēvagandōs ēvagandās ēvaganda
Ablative ēvagandō ēvagandā ēvagandō ēvagandīs ēvagandīs ēvagandīs
Vocative ēvagande ēvaganda ēvagandum ēvagandī ēvagandae ēvaganda
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