discooperturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of discooperiō

Participle

discoopertūrus (feminine discoopertūra, neuter discoopertūrum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative discoopertūrus discoopertūra discoopertūrum discoopertūrī discoopertūrae discoopertūra
genitive discoopertūrī discoopertūrae discoopertūrī discoopertūrōrum discoopertūrārum discoopertūrōrum
dative discoopertūrō discoopertūrae discoopertūrō discoopertūrīs
accusative discoopertūrum discoopertūram discoopertūrum discoopertūrōs discoopertūrās discoopertūra
ablative discoopertūrō discoopertūrā discoopertūrō discoopertūrīs
vocative discoopertūre discoopertūra discoopertūrum discoopertūrī discoopertūrae discoopertūra
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