habitaturi

habitaturi is a Latin grammatical form. It is the masculine nominative plural of the future active participle habitaturus, derived from a Latin verb with a root meaning to dwell or inhabit. As a future active participle, habitaturus carries an aspectual nuance indicating an action that will be performed by the subject in the future.

The plural form habitaturi is used when the participle modifies a masculine plural noun or stands as a substantive referring to a group of people who will perform the action in question. In syntax, habitaturi can function attributively, agreeing with the noun it modifies, or substantively, treated as a noun phrase denoting the future actors.

Usage and context are typical for future active participles in Latin. They are more common in certain kinds of texts, such as religious, legal, or poetic writing, and in grammatical examples illustrating participial forms. Habitaturi belongs to the broader pattern of future active participles formed with the suffix -turus, which also includes forms such as amaturus and moniturus in other verb families.

See also: Latin grammar, future active participle, habitāre.