pronuntiandus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle (gerundive) of prōnūntiō (“announce”).

Participle

prōnūntiandus m (feminine prōnūntianda, neuter prōnūntiandum); first/second declension

  1. which is to be proclaimed, which is to be declared, which is to be announced

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative prōnūntiandus prōnūntianda prōnūntiandum prōnūntiandī prōnūntiandae prōnūntianda
Genitive prōnūntiandī prōnūntiandae prōnūntiandī prōnūntiandōrum prōnūntiandārum prōnūntiandōrum
Dative prōnūntiandō prōnūntiandae prōnūntiandō prōnūntiandīs prōnūntiandīs prōnūntiandīs
Accusative prōnūntiandum prōnūntiandam prōnūntiandum prōnūntiandōs prōnūntiandās prōnūntianda
Ablative prōnūntiandō prōnūntiandā prōnūntiandō prōnūntiandīs prōnūntiandīs prōnūntiandīs
Vocative prōnūntiande prōnūntianda prōnūntiandum prōnūntiandī prōnūntiandae prōnūntianda
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