coniucundandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of coniūcundor

Participle

coniūcundandus (feminine coniūcundanda, neuter coniūcundandum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative coniūcundandus coniūcundanda coniūcundandum coniūcundandī coniūcundandae coniūcundanda
genitive coniūcundandī coniūcundandae coniūcundandī coniūcundandōrum coniūcundandārum coniūcundandōrum
dative coniūcundandō coniūcundandae coniūcundandō coniūcundandīs
accusative coniūcundandum coniūcundandam coniūcundandum coniūcundandōs coniūcundandās coniūcundanda
ablative coniūcundandō coniūcundandā coniūcundandō coniūcundandīs
vocative coniūcundande coniūcundanda coniūcundandum coniūcundandī coniūcundandae coniūcundanda
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