digressurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of dīgredior

Participle

dīgressūrus m (feminine dīgressūra, neuter dīgressūrum); first/second declension

  1. about to digress

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dīgressūrus dīgressūra dīgressūrum dīgressūrī dīgressūrae dīgressūra
Genitive dīgressūrī dīgressūrae dīgressūrī dīgressūrōrum dīgressūrārum dīgressūrōrum
Dative dīgressūrō dīgressūrae dīgressūrō dīgressūrīs dīgressūrīs dīgressūrīs
Accusative dīgressūrum dīgressūram dīgressūrum dīgressūrōs dīgressūrās dīgressūra
Ablative dīgressūrō dīgressūrā dīgressūrō dīgressūrīs dīgressūrīs dīgressūrīs
Vocative dīgressūre dīgressūra dīgressūrum dīgressūrī dīgressūrae dīgressūra
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