deiuvandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of dēiuvō

Participle

dēiuvandus (feminine dēiuvanda, neuter dēiuvandum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative dēiuvandus dēiuvanda dēiuvandum dēiuvandī dēiuvandae dēiuvanda
genitive dēiuvandī dēiuvandae dēiuvandī dēiuvandōrum dēiuvandārum dēiuvandōrum
dative dēiuvandō dēiuvandae dēiuvandō dēiuvandīs
accusative dēiuvandum dēiuvandam dēiuvandum dēiuvandōs dēiuvandās dēiuvanda
ablative dēiuvandō dēiuvandā dēiuvandō dēiuvandīs
vocative dēiuvande dēiuvanda dēiuvandum dēiuvandī dēiuvandae dēiuvanda
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