praeterlapsus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect active participle of praeterlābor.

Participle

praeterlāpsus (feminine praeterlāpsa, neuter praeterlāpsum); first/second-declension participle

  1. having slipped, glided past or before

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative praeterlāpsus praeterlāpsa praeterlāpsum praeterlāpsī praeterlāpsae praeterlāpsa
genitive praeterlāpsī praeterlāpsae praeterlāpsī praeterlāpsōrum praeterlāpsārum praeterlāpsōrum
dative praeterlāpsō praeterlāpsae praeterlāpsō praeterlāpsīs
accusative praeterlāpsum praeterlāpsam praeterlāpsum praeterlāpsōs praeterlāpsās praeterlāpsa
ablative praeterlāpsō praeterlāpsā praeterlāpsō praeterlāpsīs
vocative praeterlāpse praeterlāpsa praeterlāpsum praeterlāpsī praeterlāpsae praeterlāpsa
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