fresurus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of frendō and frendeō.

Participle

frēsūrus (feminine frēsūra, neuter frēsūrum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative frēsūrus frēsūra frēsūrum frēsūrī frēsūrae frēsūra
genitive frēsūrī frēsūrae frēsūrī frēsūrōrum frēsūrārum frēsūrōrum
dative frēsūrō frēsūrae frēsūrō frēsūrīs
accusative frēsūrum frēsūram frēsūrum frēsūrōs frēsūrās frēsūra
ablative frēsūrō frēsūrā frēsūrō frēsūrīs
vocative frēsūre frēsūra frēsūrum frēsūrī frēsūrae frēsūra
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