liquaturus

Latin

Etymology

Future active participle of liquō (“to melt; to strain”).

Pronunciation

Participle

liquātūrus (feminine liquātūra, neuter liquātūrum); first/second-declension participle

  1. about to melt; about to liquify
  2. about to filter; about to strain
  3. (figuratively) about to clarify; about to simplify

Declension

First/second-declension participle.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative liquātūrus liquātūra liquātūrum liquātūrī liquātūrae liquātūra
genitive liquātūrī liquātūrae liquātūrī liquātūrōrum liquātūrārum liquātūrōrum
dative liquātūrō liquātūrae liquātūrō liquātūrīs
accusative liquātūrum liquātūram liquātūrum liquātūrōs liquātūrās liquātūra
ablative liquātūrō liquātūrā liquātūrō liquātūrīs
vocative liquātūre liquātūra liquātūrum liquātūrī liquātūrae liquātūra
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