praebendus

Latin

Etymology

Future passive participle of praebeō.

Participle

praebendus (feminine praebenda, neuter praebendum); first/second-declension participle

1. which is to be proffered

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

	singular				plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	praebendus	praebenda	praebendum		praebendī	praebendae	praebenda
genitive	praebendī	praebendae	praebendī		praebendōrum	praebendārum	praebendōrum
dative	praebendō	praebendae	praebendō		praebendīs
accusative	praebendum	praebendam	praebendum		praebendōs	praebendās	praebenda
ablative	praebendō	praebendā	praebendō		praebendīs
vocative	praebende	praebenda	praebendum		praebendī	praebendae	praebenda

Descendants

• Catalan: prebenda
• English: prebend (through Medieval Latin), provender (through Old French)
• French: prébende
• Italian: prebenda, profenda, provenda
• Old French: provende, provendre
• Portuguese: prebenda, prenda
• Romanian: prebendă, premândă
• Romansch: prevenda
• Sicilian: pruvenna, pruvenda
• Spanish: prebenda