incensurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of incendō.

Participle

incēnsūrus m (feminine incēnsūra, neuter incēnsūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to burn

Declension

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative incēnsūrus incēnsūra incēnsūrum incēnsūrī incēnsūrae incēnsūra
Genitive incēnsūrī incēnsūrae incēnsūrī incēnsūrōrum incēnsūrārum incēnsūrōrum
Dative incēnsūrō incēnsūrae incēnsūrō incēnsūrīs incēnsūrīs incēnsūrīs
Accusative incēnsūrum incēnsūram incēnsūrum incēnsūrōs incēnsūrās incēnsūra
Ablative incēnsūrō incēnsūrā incēnsūrō incēnsūrīs incēnsūrīs incēnsūrīs
Vocative incēnsūre incēnsūra incēnsūrum incēnsūrī incēnsūrae incēnsūra
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