praeterversurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of praetervertō.

Participle

praeterversūrus (feminine praeterversūra, neuter praeterversūrum); first/second-declension participle

  1. about to go or pass by

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative praeterversūrus praeterversūra praeterversūrum praeterversūrī praeterversūrae praeterversūra
genitive praeterversūrī praeterversūrae praeterversūrī praeterversūrōrum praeterversūrārum praeterversūrōrum
dative praeterversūrō praeterversūrae praeterversūrō praeterversūrīs
accusative praeterversūrum praeterversūram praeterversūrum praeterversūrōs praeterversūrās praeterversūra
ablative praeterversūrō praeterversūrā praeterversūrō praeterversūrīs
vocative praeterversūre praeterversūra praeterversūrum praeterversūrī praeterversūrae praeterversūra
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