Adjective: eventual
Nominative and Accusative
Idefinite
| Singular m. | eventual |
| Singular n. | eventual |
| Singular f. | eventuală |
| Plural m. | eventuali |
| Plural n. | eventuale |
| Plural f. | eventuale |
Definite
| Singular m. | eventualul |
| Singular n. | eventualul |
| Singular f. | eventuala |
| Plural m. | eventualii |
| Plural n. | eventualele |
| Plural f. | eventualele |
Genitive and Dative
Idefinite
| Singular m. | eventual |
| Singular n. | eventual |
| Singular f. | eventuale |
| Plural m. | eventuali |
| Plural n. | eventuale |
| Plural f. | eventuale |
Definite
| Singular m. | eventualului |
| Singular n. | eventualului |
| Singular f. | eventualei |
| Plural m. | eventualilor |
| Plural n. | eventualelor |
| Plural f. | eventualelor |
Sample Sentences
Adjectives inflected like eventual
leșietic,
leșiatic,
extinctiv,
echilateral,
emfractic,
vanadifer,
clinorombic,
atmosferic,
submilimetric,
reziduar,
rezidual,
pedoclimatic,
ortosimpatic,
neolimpic,
serial,
servil,
septic,
rugbistic,
senior,
psihodramatic, etc. (List truncated at 20 adjectives)
Etymology
By surface analysis, evento + -al. Ultimately based off Latin ēventuālis. The "eventual", "happening eventually" sense is a semantic loan from English eventual.
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