incohaturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of incohō

Participle

incohātūrus m (feminine incohātūra, neuter incohātūrum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative incohātūrus incohātūra incohātūrum incohātūrī incohātūrae incohātūra
Genitive incohātūrī incohātūrae incohātūrī incohātūrōrum incohātūrārum incohātūrōrum
Dative incohātūrō incohātūrae incohātūrō incohātūrīs incohātūrīs incohātūrīs
Accusative incohātūrum incohātūram incohātūrum incohātūrōs incohātūrās incohātūra
Ablative incohātūrō incohātūrā incohātūrō incohātūrīs incohātūrīs incohātūrīs
Vocative incohātūre incohātūra incohātūrum incohātūrī incohātūrae incohātūra
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