allevandus

Latin

Etymology 1

Future passive participle of allevō.

Participle

allevandus (feminine allevanda, neuter allevandum); first/second-declension participle

1. to be raised or lifted; to be alleviated, consoled, or made distinguished

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	singular				plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	allevandus	allevanda	allevandum		allevandī	allevandae	allevanda
genitive	allevandī	allevandae	allevandī		allevandōrum	allevandārum	allevandōrum
dative	allevandō	allevandae	allevandō		allevandīs
accusative	allevandum	allevandam	allevandum		allevandōs	allevandās	allevanda
ablative	allevandō	allevandā	allevandō		allevandīs
vocative	allevande	allevanda	allevandum		allevandī	allevandae	allevanda

Etymology 2

Future passive participle of allēvō.

Participle

allēvandus (feminine allēvanda, neuter allēvandum); first/second-declension participle

1. to be smoothed, smoothed off, or smoothed over

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	singular				plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	allēvandus	allēvanda	allēvandum		allēvandī	allēvandae	allēvanda
genitive	allēvandī	allēvandae	allēvandī		allēvandōrum	allēvandārum	allēvandōrum
dative	allēvandō	allēvandae	allēvandō		allēvandīs
accusative	allēvandum	allēvandam	allēvandum		allēvandōs	allēvandās	allēvanda
ablative	allēvandō	allēvandā	allēvandō		allēvandīs
vocative	allēvande	allēvanda	allēvandum		allēvandī	allēvandae	allēvanda