to come
TO COME
(of future time) futurus (that is going or about to be). posterus (following with regard to time). (poetical) venturus. veniens: consequens (coming next subsequent of time): (the words are found in this connexion and order.) consequens ac posterus: generations to come posteri (plur. opposed to majores). for the time to come postero tempore. in posterum. posthae: in reliquum tempus (for the time that remains): things that are to come futura orum n: res futurae: to foresee what is to come quod futurum est scire animo prospicere futura. quae futura sunt prospicere or providere: in posterum prospicere: to rejoice in the present moment without thinking of what is to come praesentibus frui nec in longius consultare.
(of future time) futurus (that is going or about to be). posterus (following with regard to time). (poetical) venturus. veniens: consequens (coming next subsequent of time): (the words are found in this connexion and order.) consequens ac posterus: generations to come posteri (plur. opposed to majores). for the time to come postero tempore. in posterum. posthae: in reliquum tempus (for the time that remains): things that are to come futura orum n: res futurae: to foresee what is to come quod futurum est scire animo prospicere futura. quae futura sunt prospicere or providere: in posterum prospicere: to rejoice in the present moment without thinking of what is to come praesentibus frui nec in longius consultare.