inculcaturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of inculcō

Participle

inculcātūrus (feminine inculcātūra, neuter inculcātūrum); first/second-declension participle

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Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative inculcātūrus inculcātūra inculcātūrum inculcātūrī inculcātūrae inculcātūra
genitive inculcātūrī inculcātūrae inculcātūrī inculcātūrōrum inculcātūrārum inculcātūrōrum
dative inculcātūrō inculcātūrae inculcātūrō inculcātūrīs
accusative inculcātūrum inculcātūram inculcātūrum inculcātūrōs inculcātūrās inculcātūra
ablative inculcātūrō inculcātūrā inculcātūrō inculcātūrīs
vocative inculcātūre inculcātūra inculcātūrum inculcātūrī inculcātūrae inculcātūra
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