procumbendus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of prōcumbō

Participle

procumbendus m (feminine procumbenda, neuter procumbendum); first/second declension

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Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative prōcumbendus prōcumbenda prōcumbendum prōcumbendī prōcumbendae prōcumbenda
Genitive prōcumbendī prōcumbendae prōcumbendī prōcumbendōrum prōcumbendārum prōcumbendōrum
Dative prōcumbendō prōcumbendae prōcumbendō prōcumbendīs prōcumbendīs prōcumbendīs
Accusative prōcumbendum prōcumbendam prōcumbendum prōcumbendōs prōcumbendās prōcumbenda
Ablative prōcumbendō prōcumbendā prōcumbendō prōcumbendīs prōcumbendīs prōcumbendīs
Vocative prōcumbende prōcumbenda prōcumbendum prōcumbendī prōcumbendae prōcumbenda
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