ieiunandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of iēiūnō

Participle

ieiunandus m (feminine ieiunanda, neuter ieiunandum); first/second declension

  1. which is to be fasted

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative iēiūnandus iēiūnanda iēiūnandum iēiūnandī iēiūnandae iēiūnanda
Genitive iēiūnandī iēiūnandae iēiūnandī iēiūnandōrum iēiūnandārum iēiūnandōrum
Dative iēiūnandō iēiūnandae iēiūnandō iēiūnandīs iēiūnandīs iēiūnandīs
Accusative iēiūnandum iēiūnandam iēiūnandum iēiūnandōs iēiūnandās iēiūnanda
Ablative iēiūnandō iēiūnandā iēiūnandō iēiūnandīs iēiūnandīs iēiūnandīs
Vocative iēiūnande iēiūnanda iēiūnandum iēiūnandī iēiūnandae iēiūnanda
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