allevandus

Latin

Etymology 1

Future passive participle of allevō.

Participle

allevandus (feminine allevanda, neuter allevandum); first/second-declension participle

  1. to be raised or lifted; to be alleviated, consoled, or made distinguished
Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative allevandus allevanda allevandum allevandī allevandae allevanda
genitive allevandī allevandae allevandī allevandōrum allevandārum allevandōrum
dative allevandō allevandae allevandō allevandīs
accusative allevandum allevandam allevandum allevandōs allevandās allevanda
ablative allevandō allevandā allevandō allevandīs
vocative allevande allevanda allevandum allevandī allevandae allevanda

Etymology 2

Future passive participle of allēvō.

Participle

allēvandus (feminine allēvanda, neuter allēvandum); first/second-declension participle

  1. to be smoothed, smoothed off, or smoothed over
Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative allēvandus allēvanda allēvandum allēvandī allēvandae allēvanda
genitive allēvandī allēvandae allēvandī allēvandōrum allēvandārum allēvandōrum
dative allēvandō allēvandae allēvandō allēvandīs
accusative allēvandum allēvandam allēvandum allēvandōs allēvandās allēvanda
ablative allēvandō allēvandā allēvandō allēvandīs
vocative allēvande allēvanda allēvandum allēvandī allēvandae allēvanda
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