ingressurus

Latin

Etymology

Future participle of ingredior

Participle

ingressūrus m (feminine ingressūra, neuter ingressūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to enter (into or upon)

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ingressūrus ingressūra ingressūrum ingressūrī ingressūrae ingressūra
Genitive ingressūrī ingressūrae ingressūrī ingressūrōrum ingressūrārum ingressūrōrum
Dative ingressūrō ingressūrae ingressūrō ingressūrīs ingressūrīs ingressūrīs
Accusative ingressūrum ingressūram ingressūrum ingressūrōs ingressūrās ingressūra
Ablative ingressūrō ingressūrā ingressūrō ingressūrīs ingressūrīs ingressūrīs
Vocative ingressūre ingressūra ingressūrum ingressūrī ingressūrae ingressūra
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