permoturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of permoveō.

Participle

permōtūrus m (feminine permōtūra, neuter permōtūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to agitate

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative permōtūrus permōtūra permōtūrum permōtūrī permōtūrae permōtūra
Genitive permōtūrī permōtūrae permōtūrī permōtūrōrum permōtūrārum permōtūrōrum
Dative permōtūrō permōtūrae permōtūrō permōtūrīs permōtūrīs permōtūrīs
Accusative permōtūrum permōtūram permōtūrum permōtūrōs permōtūrās permōtūra
Ablative permōtūrō permōtūrā permōtūrō permōtūrīs permōtūrīs permōtūrīs
Vocative permōtūre permōtūra permōtūrum permōtūrī permōtūrae permōtūra
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