Laudandus
Laudandus is a Latin term that functions as a gerundive form of the verb laudare, meaning to praise. In grammar, laudandus is the masculine nominative singular form and can be used adjectivally to mean “to be praised” or “worthy of praise.” It can also be used as a substantive, referring to a person or thing that is to be praised.
Etymology and morphology: The word is built from laudare plus the suffix -ndus, which marks the gerundive.
Usage: Laudandus conveys a sense of normative value or necessity. With est or esse implied, it can
Translational notes: The gerundive captures both a qualitative judgment and a sense of obligation, depending on