cunctandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle (gerundive) of cū̆nctor.

Pronunciation

Participle

cū̆nctandus (feminine cū̆nctanda, neuter cū̆nctandum); first/second-declension participle

  1. which is to be delayed

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative cū̆nctandus cū̆nctanda cū̆nctandum cū̆nctandī cū̆nctandae cū̆nctanda
genitive cū̆nctandī cū̆nctandae cū̆nctandī cū̆nctandōrum cū̆nctandārum cū̆nctandōrum
dative cū̆nctandō cū̆nctandae cū̆nctandō cū̆nctandīs
accusative cū̆nctandum cū̆nctandam cū̆nctandum cū̆nctandōs cū̆nctandās cū̆nctanda
ablative cū̆nctandō cū̆nctandā cū̆nctandō cū̆nctandīs
vocative cū̆nctande cū̆nctanda cū̆nctandum cū̆nctandī cū̆nctandae cū̆nctanda
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