laudatur

Finnish

Etymology

From Latin laudatur, "someone or something is praised".

Noun

laudatur

1. An academic grade used in Finnish abitur and university theses, the highest possible grade, summa cum laude.
2. The longest university syllabus in Finland.

Declension

Declension of laudatur (type paperi) singular plural nominative laudatur laudaturit genitive laudaturin laudaturien laudatureiden laudatureitten partitive laudaturia laudatureita laudatureja accusative laudatur laudaturin laudaturit inessive laudaturissa laudatureissa elative laudaturista laudatureista illative laudaturiin laudatureihin adessive laudaturilla laudatureilla ablative laudaturilta laudatureilta allative laudaturille laudatureille essive laudaturina laudatureina translative laudaturiksi laudatureiksi instructive – laudaturein abessive laudaturitta laudatureitta comitative – laudatureineen

Synonyms

• (grade): L, laudatur-arvosana, ällä

See also

• eximia cum laude approbatur
• magna cum laude approbatur
• cum laude approbatur
• non sine laude approbatur
• lubenter approbatur
• approbatur
• improbatur

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Latin

Verb

laudātur

1. third-person singular present passive indicative of laudō