praeponendus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of praepōnō.

Participle

praepōnendus (feminine praepōnenda, neuter praepōnendum); first/second-declension participle

  1. which is to be placed in command
  2. which is to be preferred

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative praepōnendus praepōnenda praepōnendum praepōnendī praepōnendae praepōnenda
genitive praepōnendī praepōnendae praepōnendī praepōnendōrum praepōnendārum praepōnendōrum
dative praepōnendō praepōnendae praepōnendō praepōnendīs
accusative praepōnendum praepōnendam praepōnendum praepōnendōs praepōnendās praepōnenda
ablative praepōnendō praepōnendā praepōnendō praepōnendīs
vocative praepōnende praepōnenda praepōnendum praepōnendī praepōnendae praepōnenda
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