effodiendus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of effodiō

Participle

effodiendus (feminine effodienda, neuter effodiendum); first/second-declension participle

  1. dug out or up, excavated, mined
    • 77 CE, Gaius Plinius Secundus, Naturalis historia. Book XX, chapter XIV:
      Quīdam ad hunc ūsum aurō effodiendam cēnsent cavendumque, nē terram adtingat.
      Some think that when it is to be used for this purpose the root should be dug up with a tool of gold, care being taken not to let it touch the ground.
  2. hollowed out.

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative effodiendus effodienda effodiendum effodiendī effodiendae effodienda
genitive effodiendī effodiendae effodiendī effodiendōrum effodiendārum effodiendōrum
dative effodiendō effodiendae effodiendō effodiendīs
accusative effodiendum effodiendam effodiendum effodiendōs effodiendās effodienda
ablative effodiendō effodiendā effodiendō effodiendīs
vocative effodiende effodienda effodiendum effodiendī effodiendae effodienda
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