exaucturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of exaugeō

Participle

exauctūrus (feminine exauctūra, neuter exauctūrum); first/second-declension participle

  1. (transitive) about to increase greatly

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative exauctūrus exauctūra exauctūrum exauctūrī exauctūrae exauctūra
genitive exauctūrī exauctūrae exauctūrī exauctūrōrum exauctūrārum exauctūrōrum
dative exauctūrō exauctūrae exauctūrō exauctūrīs
accusative exauctūrum exauctūram exauctūrum exauctūrōs exauctūrās exauctūra
ablative exauctūrō exauctūrā exauctūrō exauctūrīs
vocative exauctūre exauctūra exauctūrum exauctūrī exauctūrae exauctūra
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