defensurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active infinitive of dēfendō (“drive away; defend”).

Participle

dēfēnsūrus (feminine dēfēnsūra, neuter dēfēnsūrum); first/second-declension participle

  1. about to drive away
  2. about to defend, about to guard, about to protect

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative dēfēnsūrus dēfēnsūra dēfēnsūrum dēfēnsūrī dēfēnsūrae dēfēnsūra
genitive dēfēnsūrī dēfēnsūrae dēfēnsūrī dēfēnsūrōrum dēfēnsūrārum dēfēnsūrōrum
dative dēfēnsūrō dēfēnsūrae dēfēnsūrō dēfēnsūrīs
accusative dēfēnsūrum dēfēnsūram dēfēnsūrum dēfēnsūrōs dēfēnsūrās dēfēnsūra
ablative dēfēnsūrō dēfēnsūrā dēfēnsūrō dēfēnsūrīs
vocative dēfēnsūre dēfēnsūra dēfēnsūrum dēfēnsūrī dēfēnsūrae dēfēnsūra
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