prompturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of prōmō

Participle

prōmptūrus (feminine prōmptūra, neuter prōmptūrum); first/second-declension participle

  1. going to take or bring out or forth
  2. going to produce
  3. going to bring to light

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative prōmptūrus prōmptūra prōmptūrum prōmptūrī prōmptūrae prōmptūra
genitive prōmptūrī prōmptūrae prōmptūrī prōmptūrōrum prōmptūrārum prōmptūrōrum
dative prōmptūrō prōmptūrae prōmptūrō prōmptūrīs
accusative prōmptūrum prōmptūram prōmptūrum prōmptūrōs prōmptūrās prōmptūra
ablative prōmptūrō prōmptūrā prōmptūrō prōmptūrīs
vocative prōmptūre prōmptūra prōmptūrum prōmptūrī prōmptūrae prōmptūra
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