aeditumandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of aeditumor

Participle

aeditumandus (feminine aeditumanda, neuter aeditumandum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative aeditumandus aeditumanda aeditumandum aeditumandī aeditumandae aeditumanda
genitive aeditumandī aeditumandae aeditumandī aeditumandōrum aeditumandārum aeditumandōrum
dative aeditumandō aeditumandae aeditumandō aeditumandīs
accusative aeditumandum aeditumandam aeditumandum aeditumandōs aeditumandās aeditumanda
ablative aeditumandō aeditumandā aeditumandō aeditumandīs
vocative aeditumande aeditumanda aeditumandum aeditumandī aeditumandae aeditumanda
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