procusus

Latin

Etymology

Perfect passive participle of prōcūdō

Participle

prōcūsus m (feminine prōcūsa, neuter prōcūsum); first/second declension

  1. having been fashioned by hammering, made by hammering
  2. having been hammered out, forged
  3. having been formed, produced

Inflection

First/second declension.

Number Singular Plural
Case / Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative prōcūsus prōcūsa prōcūsum prōcūsī prōcūsae prōcūsa
Genitive prōcūsī prōcūsae prōcūsī prōcūsōrum prōcūsārum prōcūsōrum
Dative prōcūsō prōcūsae prōcūsō prōcūsīs prōcūsīs prōcūsīs
Accusative prōcūsum prōcūsam prōcūsum prōcūsōs prōcūsās prōcūsa
Ablative prōcūsō prōcūsā prōcūsō prōcūsīs prōcūsīs prōcūsīs
Vocative prōcūse prōcūsa prōcūsum prōcūsī prōcūsae prōcūsa
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