contionandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle (gerundive) of cōntiōnor.

Participle

cōntiōnandus (feminine cōntiōnanda, neuter cōntiōnandum); first/second-declension participle

  1. which is to be convened

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cōntiōnandus cōntiōnanda cōntiōnandum cōntiōnandī cōntiōnandae cōntiōnanda
genitive cōntiōnandī cōntiōnandae cōntiōnandī cōntiōnandōrum cōntiōnandārum cōntiōnandōrum
dative cōntiōnandō cōntiōnandae cōntiōnandō cōntiōnandīs
accusative cōntiōnandum cōntiōnandam cōntiōnandum cōntiōnandōs cōntiōnandās cōntiōnanda
ablative cōntiōnandō cōntiōnandā cōntiōnandō cōntiōnandīs
vocative cōntiōnande cōntiōnanda cōntiōnandum cōntiōnandī cōntiōnandae cōntiōnanda
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