laudentur
Laudentur is a Latin verb form built from laudo, laudare, meaning to praise. It is the present passive subjunctive, 3rd person plural, of the 1st conjugation. In translation it is commonly rendered as “they may be praised” or, in an exhortatory sense, “let them be praised.”
Morphology and function: as a present passive subjunctive, laudentur bears the characteristic subjunctive mood used for
Usage: laudentur appears in contexts where a wish, possibility, or formal blessing is expressed, especially in
Example: a typical usage is Laudentur opera Dei, which can be rendered as “Let the works of
See also: Latin verb forms, subjunctive mood, Latin hymnic and liturgical phraseology.