What does dēpolymerāns mean in Latin?

dēpolymerāns, a adjective, means “depolymerizing (of bacteria that decompose plastics)”.

How do you pronounce dēpolymerāns?

In classical Latin, [deː.pɔˈly.mɛ.rãːs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [de.poˈliː.me.rans].

adjectivethird-declension one-termination adjective

dēpolymerāns (genitive dēpolymerantis)

Classical[deː.pɔˈly.mɛ.rãːs]Ecclesiastical[de.poˈliː.me.rans]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	dēpolymerāns	dēpolymerāns	dēpolymerāns
genitive	dēpolymerantis	dēpolymerantis	dēpolymerantis
dative	dēpolymerantī	dēpolymerantī	dēpolymerantī
accusative	dēpolymerantem	dēpolymerantem	dēpolymerāns
ablative	dēpolymerantī dēpolymerante	dēpolymerantī dēpolymerante	dēpolymerantī dēpolymerante
vocative	dēpolymerāns	dēpolymerāns	dēpolymerāns

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	dēpolymerantēs	dēpolymerantēs	dēpolymerantia
genitive	dēpolymerantium	dēpolymerantium	dēpolymerantium
dative	dēpolymerantibus	dēpolymerantibus	dēpolymerantibus
accusative	dēpolymerantīs dēpolymerantēs	dēpolymerantīs dēpolymerantēs	dēpolymerantia
ablative	dēpolymerantibus	dēpolymerantibus	dēpolymerantibus
vocative	dēpolymerantēs	dēpolymerantēs	dēpolymerantia