occisurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of occīdō (“fell; slay”).

Participle

occīsūrus m (feminine occīsūra, neuter occīsūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to fell, about to cut to the ground; about to beat, about to smash, about to crush
  2. about to kill, about to slay, about to slaughter
  3. (by extension) about to plague to death, about to torture, about to torment, about to pester

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative occīsūrus occīsūra occīsūrum occīsūrī occīsūrae occīsūra
Genitive occīsūrī occīsūrae occīsūrī occīsūrōrum occīsūrārum occīsūrōrum
Dative occīsūrō occīsūrae occīsūrō occīsūrīs occīsūrīs occīsūrīs
Accusative occīsūrum occīsūram occīsūrum occīsūrōs occīsūrās occīsūra
Ablative occīsūrō occīsūrā occīsūrō occīsūrīs occīsūrīs occīsūrīs
Vocative occīsūre occīsūra occīsūrum occīsūrī occīsūrae occīsūra
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