praestandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of praestō.

Participle

praestandus (feminine praestanda, neuter praestandum); first/second-declension participle

  1. which is to be fulfilled, discharged
  2. which is to be furnished/supplied, made available, handed over
  3. which is to be tendered/offered/presented
  4. which is to be shown, exhibited
  5. which is to be proven, evinced, manifested (by)
  6. which is to be made outstanding/superior/the best/the greater/preferable (to)
  7. which is to be played a part in
  8. which is to be excelled, surpassed, preferred (by)
  9. which is to be distinguished, admired
  10. which is to be maintained, performed, executed

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative praestandus praestanda praestandum praestandī praestandae praestanda
genitive praestandī praestandae praestandī praestandōrum praestandārum praestandōrum
dative praestandō praestandae praestandō praestandīs
accusative praestandum praestandam praestandum praestandōs praestandās praestanda
ablative praestandō praestandā praestandō praestandīs
vocative praestande praestanda praestandum praestandī praestandae praestanda

References

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