Present Indicative Active Flashcards

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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Indicative Active

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amō
amās
amat
amāmus
amātis
amant
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Indicative Active

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habeō
habēs
habet
habēmus
habētis
habent
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Indicative Active

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dīcō
dīcis
dīcit
dīcimus
dīcitis
dīcunt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Indicative Active

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audiō
audīs
audit
audīmus
audītis
audiunt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Indicative Active

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capiō
capis
capit
capimus
capitis
capiunt
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Decline seru-a, ae (1f)

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sing.
seru-a
seru-am
seru-ae (-āi)
seru-ae
seru-ā
plu.
seru-ae
seru-ās
seru-ārum
seru-īs
seru-īs
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Decline seru-us, ī (2m)

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sing.
seru-us
seru-um
seru-ī
seru-ō
seru-ō
plu.
seru-ī
seru-ōs
seru-ōrum
seru-īs
seru-īs
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Decline fur, fur-īs (3m) - consonant stem

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sing.
fūr
fūr-em
fūr-is
fūr-ī
fūr-e
plu.
fūr-ēs
fūr-ēs
fūr-um
fūr-ibus
fur-ibus
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Decline aedis, aed-is (3f) - i-stem

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sing.
aed-is
aed-em
aed-is
aed-ī
aed-e
plu.
aed-ēs
aed-īs (-ēs)
aed-ium
aed-ibus
aed-ibus
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Decline masculine of mult-us, a, um (1/2)

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sing.
mult-us
mult-um
mult-ī
mult-ō
mult-ō
plu.
multi-ī
mult-ōs
mult-ōrum
mult-īs
mult-īs
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Decline feminine of mult-us, a, um (1/2)

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sing.
mult-a
mult-am
mult-ae
mult-ae
mult-ā
plu.
mult-ae
mult-ās
mult-ārum
mult-īs
mult-īs
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Decline neuter of mult-us, a, um (1/2)

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sing.
mult-um
mult-um
mult-ī
mult-ō
mult-ō
plu.
mult-a
mult-a
mult-ōrum
mult-īs
mult-īs
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Decline somni-um, ī (2n) - ‘dream’

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sing.
somni-um
somni-um
somnī or somni-ī
somni-ō
somni-ō
plu.
somni-a
somni-a
somni-ōrum
somni-īs
somni-īs
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Decline de-us, ī (2m - irregular) - ‘god’

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sing.
de-us
de-um
de-ī
de-ō
de-ō
plu.
dī
de-ōs
de-ōrum (de-um)
dīs
dīs
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Imperative Active

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amā

amāte

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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Imperative Active

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habē

habēte

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Conjugate eō (Irregular - go, come) - Present Indicative Active

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e-ō
ī-s
i-t
ī-mus
ī-tis
e-unt
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Conjugate eō (Irregular - go, come) - Present Imperative Active

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ī

ī-te

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Decline ego, nōs - ‘I, we’

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ego
mē
meī
mihi
mē
nōs
nōs
nostrum (nostrī)
nōbīs
nōbīs
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Decline tū, vōs - ‘you, you (plur.)’

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tū
tē
tuī
tibi
tē
vōs
vōs
vestrum (vestrī)
vōbīs
vōbīs
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Imperative Active

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Irregular imperative
dīc
dīcite

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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Imperative Active

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aud-i

audī-te

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Decline nōmen, nōmin-īs (3n)

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sing.
nōmen
nōmen
nōmin-is
nōmin-ī
nōmin-e
plu.
nōmin-a
nōmin-a
nōmin-um
nōmin-ibus
nōmin-ibus
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Decline interrogative pronoun (masculine)

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sing.
quis
quem
cuius
cui
quō
plu.
quī
quōs
quōrum
quibus (quīs)
quibus (quīs)
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Decline interrogative pronoun (feminine)
``` sing. quis quam cuius cui quā ``` ``` plu. quae quās quārum quibus (quīs) quibus (quīs) ```
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Decline interrogative pronoun (neuter)
``` sing. quid quid cuius cui quō ``` ``` plu. quae quae quōrum quibus (quīs) quibus (quīs) ```
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Decline interrogative adjective (masculine)
``` sing. quī quem cuius cui quō ``` ``` plu. quī quōs quōrum quibus (quīs) quibus (quīs) ```
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Decline interrogative adjective (feminine)
``` sing. quae quam cuius cui quā ``` ``` plu. quae quās quārum quibus (quīs) quibus (quīs) ```
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Decline interrogative adjective (neuter)
``` sing. quod quod cuius cui quō ``` ``` plu. quae quae quōrum quibus (quīs) quibus (quīs) ```
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Conjugate uolō (irregular - I wish, want) - Present Indicative Active
``` uol-ō uīs uult (uolt) uol-u-mus uul-tis (uol-tis) uol-u-nt ```
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Conjugate fer-ō (irregular - I carry, lead) - Present Indicative Active
``` fer-ō fer-s fer-t fer-i-mus fer-tis fer-u-nt ```
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Conjugate poscō (3) - Present Imperative Active
posc-e | posc-ite
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Imperative Active
cap-e | capi-te
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Conjugate dūcō (3) - Present Imperative Active
Irregular imperative dūc dūc-i-te
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Conjugate ferō - Present Imperative Active
Irregular imperative fer fer-te
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Conjugate faciō (3/4) - Present Imperative Active
Irregular imperative fac faci-te
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What gender are 3rd declension nouns ending in -men in nominative
neuter - as nomen, nomin-is
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What gender are 3rd declension nouns in -us, -eris
neuter - as onus, oner-is (3n - load, burden)
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What does -ne attached to the first word of a sentence do?
It turns it into a question.
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Infinitive Active
amā-re
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Infinitive Active
dīc-e-re
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Infinitive Active
audī-re
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Infinitive Active
cap-e-re
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Conjugate sum - Present Infinitive Active
es-se
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Conjugate eō - Present Infinitive Active
ī-re
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Conjugate uolō - Present Infinitive Active
uel-le
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Conjugate ferō - Present Infinitive Active
fer-re
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Conjugate possum (to be able) - Present Indicative Active
pos-sum pot-es pot-est pos-sumus pot-estis pos-sunt
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Conjugate possum (to be able) - Present Infinitive Active
pos-se
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Conjugate nōlō (to be unwiling) - Present Indicative Active
``` nōlō nōn uīs nōn uult nōl-u-mus nōn uul-tis nōl-u-nt ```
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Conjugate nōlō (to be unwiling) - Present Infinitive Active
nōl-le
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Conjugate mālō (to prefer) - Present Indicative Active
``` mālō mā-uīs mā-uult māl-u-mus mā-uultis māl-unt ```
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Conjugate mālō (to prefer) - Present Infinitive Active
māl-le
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Conjugate possum (to be able) - Future Indicative Active
poterō pot-eris pot-erit pot-erimus pot-eritis pot-erunt
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Conjugate uōlō (to wish, want) - Future Indicative Active
uol-a-m uol-ē-s uol-e-t uol-ē-mus uol-ē-tis uol-e-nt
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Conjugate nōlō (to be unwiling) - Future Indicative Active
nōl-a-m nōl-ē-s nōl-e-t nōl-ē-mus nōl-ē-tis nōl-e-nt
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Conjugate mālō (to prefer) - Future Indicative Active
māl-a-m māl-ē-s māl-e-t māl-ē-mus māl-ē-tis māl-e-nt
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Decline masculine of ūn-us, a, um (one)
``` sing. ūn-us ūn-um ūn-īus ūn-ī ūn-ō ``` ``` plu. ūn-ī ūn-ōs ūn-ōrum ūn-īs ūn-īs ```
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Decline feminine of ūn-us, a, um (one)
``` sing. ūn-a ūn-am ūn-īus ūn-ī ūn-ā ``` ``` plu. ūn-ae ūn-ās ūn-ārum ūn-īs ūn-īs ```
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Decline neuter of ūn-us, a, um (one)
``` sing. ūn-um ūn-um ūn-īus ūn-ī ūn-ō ``` ``` plu. ūn-a ūn-a ūn-ōrum ūn-īs ūn-īs ```
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Decline masculine of du-o, ae, o (two)
``` plur. du-o du-ōs (du-o) du-ōrum du-ōbus du-ōbus ```
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Decline feminine of du-o, ae, o (two)
``` plur. du-ae du-ās du-ārum du-ābus du-ābus ```
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Decline neuter of du-o, ae, o (two)
``` plur. du-o du-o du-ōrum du-ōbus du-ōbus ```
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Decline masculine/feminine of tr-ēs, tr-ia (three)
``` plur. tr-ēs tr-ēs (tr-īs) tr-ium tr-ibus tr-ibus ```
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Decline neuter of tr-ēs, tr-ia (three)
``` plur. tr-ia tr-ia tr-ium tr-ibus tr-ibus ```
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Decline manus, man-ūs (4f) - hand
``` sing. manu-s manu-m manū-s manu-ī manū ``` ``` plu. manū-s manū-s manu-um mani-bus mani-bus ```
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Decline domus (4f - irregular) - house
``` sing. domu-s domu-m domū-s or dom-ī domu-ī or dom-ō dom-ō ``` ``` plu. domū-s domū-s or domō-s dom-ōrum (domu-um) domi-bus domi-bus ```
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What is the meaning of the dative?
1) It is the giving case - it name derives from (dō, datus). In this category if someone receives something they are in the dative (e.g. mihi aulam dat - he gives me the pot). However, it is also the losing case, if I take something from a person that person is in the dative (e.g. hominī aulam auferō - I take the pot from the man). The case thus refers to the advantaged or the disadvantaged by the action, the gainer or loser. 2) One part of the 'advantage' sense is possession (est mihi pecūnia - there is money to me). 3) The dative is also used to denote the person spoken to - i.e. the person who gains the words spoken (e.g. fēminae dīcit multa - he says many things to the woman).
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What is the ablative of description?
The ablative is used to describe the qualities people or things have which enable them to act as they do. This is the ablative of description, e.g. vir summa virtute 'a man with/of great courage.'
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Present Indicative Deponent
min-o-r minā-ris (-re) minā-tur minā-mur minā-minī mina-ntur
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Present Imperative Deponent
minā-re | minā-minī
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Present Infinitive Deponent
minā-rī
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Present Indicative Deponent
pollice-o-r pollicē-ris (-re) pollicē-tur pollicē-mur pollicē-minī pollice-ntur
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Present Imperative Deponent
pollicē-re | pollicē-minī
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Present Infinitive Deponent
pollicē-rī
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Present Indicative Deponent
loqu-o-r loqu-e-ris (-re) loqu-i-tur loqu-i-mur loqu-i-minī loqu-u-ntur
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Present Imperative Deponent
loqu-e-re | loqu-i-minī
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Present Infinitive Deponent
loqu-ī
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Present Indicative Deponent
menti-o-r mentī-ris (-re) mentī-tur mentī-mur mentī-minī menti-u-ntur
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Present Imperative Deponent
mentī-re | mentī-minī
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Present Infinitive Deponent
mentī-rī
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Present Indicative Deponent
prōgredi-o-r prōgred-e-ris (-re) prōgredi-tur prōgredi-mur prōgredi-minī prōgredi-u-ntur
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Present Imperative Deponent
prōgred-e--re | prōgredi-minī
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Present Infinitive Deponent
prōgredī
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What does nōlī + infinitive mean?
nōlī (pl. nōlīte), the imperative of nōlō, means in Latin 'don't!', and is followed by the infinitive (lit. 'do not wish to!', 'refuse to!'). E.g. nōlī/nōlīte clāmāre 'don't shout', nōlī/nōlīte loquī 'don't speak!'
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Decline rēs rē-ī (5f) - 'thing, matter, business, affair'
``` rē-s re-m rē-ī rē-ī rē ``` ``` rē-s rē-s rē-rum rē-bus rē-bus ```
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What gender are most 5th declension nouns?
Most are feminine, but diēs 'day' is normally masculine (it is feminine when it denotes a special day).
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Decline masculine of null-us, a, um - 'no(ne)', 'not any'
``` sing. null-us null-um null-īus null-ī null-ō ``` ``` plu. null-ī null-ōs null-ōrum null-īs null-īs ```
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Decline feminine of null-us, a, um - 'no(ne)', 'not any'
``` sing. null-a null-am null-īus null-ī null-ā ``` ``` plu. null-ae null-ās null-ārum null-īs null-īs ```
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Decline neuter of null-us, a, um - 'no(ne)', 'not any'
``` sing. null-um null-um null-īus null-ī null-ō ``` ``` plu. null-a null-a null-ōrum null-īs null-īs ```
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Decline masculine of alter, a, um - 'one' of two, 'the one... the other'
``` sing. alter alter-um alter-īus alter-ī alter-ō ``` ``` plu. alter-ī alter-ōs alter-ōrum alter-īs alter-īs ```
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Decline feminine of alter, a, um - 'one' of two, 'the one... the other'
``` sing. alter-a alter-am alter-īus alter-ī alter-ā ``` ``` plu. alter-ae alter-ās alter-ārum alter-īs alter-īs ```
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Decline neuter of alter, a, um - 'one' of two, 'the one... the other'
``` sing. alter-um alter-um alter-īus alter-ī alter-ō ``` ``` plu. alter-a alter-a alter-ōrum alter-īs alter-īs ```
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Decline masculine of hic, haec, hoc - 'this', 'this person', 'this thing', 'the latter', pl. 'these'
``` sing. hic hunc huius huic hōc ``` ``` plur. h-ī h-ōs h-ōrum h-īs h-īs ```
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Decline feminine of hic, haec, hoc - 'this', 'this person', 'this thing', 'the latter', pl. 'these'
``` sing. haec hanc huius huic hāc ``` ``` plur.. h-ae h-ās h-ārum h-īs h-īs ```
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Decline neuter of hic, haec, hoc - 'this', 'this person', 'this thing', 'the latter', pl. 'these'
``` sing. hoc hoc huius huic hōc ``` ``` plur. haec haec h-ōrum h-īs h-īs ```
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Decline masculine of ille, illa, illud - 'that', 'that person', 'that thing', 'the former'
``` sing. ill-e ill-um ill-īus ill-ī ill-ō ``` ``` plu. ill-ī ill-ōs ill-ōrum ill-īs ill-īs ```
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Decline feminine of ille, illa, illud - 'that', 'that person', 'that thing', 'the former'
``` sing. ill-a ill-am ill-īus ill-ī ill-ā ``` ``` plu. ill-ae ill-ās ill-ārum ill-īs ill-īs ```
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Decline neuter of ille, illa, illud - 'that', 'that person', 'that thing', 'the former'
``` sing. ill-ud ill-ud ill-īus ill-ī ill-ō ``` ``` plu. ill-a ill-a ill-ōrum ill-īs ill-īs ```
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Conjugate amō (1) - Perfect Indicative Active
``` amā-u-ī amā-u-istī (amāstī) amā-u-i-t amā-u-i-mus amā-u-is-tis (amāstis) amā-u-ēru-nt (amāuēre/amārunt) ```
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Perfect Indicative Active
``` hab-u-ī hab-u-istī hab-u-I-t hab-u-I-mus hab-u-is-tis hab-u-ēru-nt (habuēre) ```
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Perfect Indicative Active
``` dīx-ī dīx-istī (dīxtī) dīx-I-t dīx-I-mus dīx-is-tis dīx-ēru-nt (dīxēre) ```
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Perfect Indicative Active
``` audī-u-ī audī-u-istī (audiistī/audīstī) audī-u-I-t audī-u-I-mus audī-u-is-tis (audīstis) audī-u-ēru-nt (audīuēre/audiērunt/audiēre) ```
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Perfect Indicative Active
``` cēp-ī cēp-istī cēp-I-t cēp-I-mus cēp-is-tis cēp-ēru-nt (cēpēre) ```
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What are the meanings of the perfect tense?
1) (by far the most common: completed action in past time (e.g. amāuī 'I loved'. 2) action in the past seen from the point of view of the present (e.g. amā-u-ī 'I have loved') 3) present state arising from past action e.g. periī 'I'm done for' (i.e. I have perished and therefore am (now) done for').
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Conjugate amō (1) - Future Indicative Active
``` amā-b-ō amā-bi-s amā-bi-t amā-bi-mus amā-bi-tis amā-bu-nt ```
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Future Indicative Active
``` habē-b-ō habē-bi-s habē-bi-t habē-bi-mus habē-bi-tis habē-bu-nt ```
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Future Indicative Active
``` dīc-a-m dīc-ē-s dīc-e-t dīc-ē-mus dīc-ē-tis dīc-e-nt ```
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Future Indicative Active
``` audi-a-m audi-ē-s audi-e-t audi-ē-mus audi-ē-tis audi-e-nt ```
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Future Indicative Active
``` capi-a-m capi-ē-s capi-e-t capi-ē-mus capi-ē-tis capi-e-nt ```
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Conjugate sum - Future Indicative Active
``` er-ō er-i-s er-i-t er-i-mus er-i-tis er-u-nt ```
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Conjugate eō - Future Indicative Active
``` ī-b-ō ī-bi-s ī-bi-t ī-bi-mus ī-bi-tis ī-bu-nt ```
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What is the locational use of the ablative?
The ablative case is used to show the time at which or within which something took place, e.g. illō tempore 'at that time'; prīmā hōrā 'at the first hour'; decem annīs 'with(in) ten years'.
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Conjugate minor (1) - Future Indicative Deponent
minā-bo-r minā-be-ris (-re) minā-bi-tur minā-bi-mur minā-bi-minī minā-bu-ntur
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Future Indicative Deponent
pollicē-bo-r pollicē-be-ris (-re) pollicē-bi-tur pollicē-bi-mur pollicē-bi-minī pollicē-bu-ntur
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Future Indicative Deponent
loqu-a-r loqu-ē-ris (-re) loqu-ē-tur loqu-ē-mur loqu-ē-minī loqu-e-ntur
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Future Indicative Deponent
menti-a-r menti-ē-ris (-re) menti-ē-tur menti-ē-mur menti-ē-minī menti-e-ntur
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Future Indicative Deponent
prōgredi-a-r prōgredi-ē-ris (-re) prōgredi-ē-tur prōgredi-ē-mur prōgredi-ē-minī prōgredi-e-ntur
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What is the genitive of value
The genitive case is used to express the value put on a person or thing, e.g. homo nihilī 'a man of nothing' i.e. 'of no value', 'worth nothing'; tantī es quantī fungus 'you are of such (value) as a mushroom' (lit. 'you are of such value as of what value (is) a mushroom').
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Decline masculine of is ea id 'that' 'those' 'that person' 'he' 'she' 'it'
``` Sing. is e-um e-ius e-ī e-ō ``` ``` Plur. e-ī (iī) e-ōs e-ōrum e-īs (iīs) e-īs (iīs) ```
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Decline feminine of is ea id 'that' 'those' 'that person' 'he' 'she' 'it'
``` Sing. e-a e-am e-ius e-ī e-ā ``` ``` Plur. e-ae e-ās e-ārum e-īs (iīs) e-īs (iīs) ```
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Decline neuter of is ea id 'that' 'those' 'that person' 'he' 'she' 'it'
``` Sing. id id e-ius e-ī e-ō ``` ``` Plur. e-a e-a e-ōrum e-īs (iīs) e-īs (iīs) ```
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What is the difference between is ea id and ille illa illud?
is = 'the one mentioned', while ille - 'that one over there I'm pointing to' or 'the former one as opposed to this one'.
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What is the accusative of time?
Time 'for' or 'throughout' is expressed either by per + acc., or the plain acc. without any preposition at all; e.g. per eam noctem or eam noctem ' through that night', 'for that night'. Distinguish between the accusative and the plain ablative, which expresses time when or within which e.g. eā nocte 'within that night', 'in that night'.
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Decline masculine comparative of longus a um 'longer' 'more long' 'rather long' 'quite long' 'too long'
``` Sing. long-ior long-iōr-em long-iōr-is long-iōr-ī long-iōr-e ``` ``` Plur. long-iōr-ēs long-iōr-ēs long-iōr-um long-iōr-ibus long-iōr-ibus ```
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Decline feminine comparative of longus a um 'longer' 'more long' 'rather long' 'quite long' 'too long'
``` As masc. Sing. long-ior long-iōr-em long-iōr-is long-iōr-ī long-iōr-e ``` ``` Plur. long-iōr-ēs long-iōr-ēs long-iōr-um long-iōr-ibus long-iōr-ibus ```
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Decline neuter comparative of longus a um 'longer' 'more long' 'rather long' 'quite long' 'too long'
``` Sing. longius longius long-iōr-is long-iōr-ī long-iōr-e ``` ``` Plur. long-iōr-a long-iōr-a long-iōr-um long-iōr-ibus long-iōr-ibus ```
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Decline masculine superlative of longus a um 'longest' 'most long' 'very long' 'extremely long'
``` Sing. long-issim-us long-issim-um long-issim-ī long-issim-ō long-issim-ō ``` ``` Plur. long-issim-ī long-issim-ōs long-issim-ōrum long-issim-īs long-issim-īs ```
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Decline feminine superlative of longus a um 'longest' 'most long' 'very long' 'extremely long'
``` Sing. long-issim-a long-issim-am long-issim-ae long-issim-ae long-issim-ā ``` ``` Plur. long-issim-ae long-issim-ās long-issim-ārum long-issim-īs long-issim-īs ```
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Decline neuter superlative of longus a um 'longest' 'most long' 'very long' 'extremely long'
``` Sing. long-issim-um long-issim-um long-issim-ī long-issim-ō long-issim-ō ``` ``` Plur. long-issim-a long-issim-a long-issim-ōrum long-issim-īs long-issim-īs ```
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How can you recognise a superlative adjective?
Look for -ISSIM- or -ERRIM-* Adjectives ending in -er like pulcher form their superlative in -errimus a um.
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Conjugate minor (1) - Perfect Indicative Deponent
mināt-us a um sum mināt-us a um es mināt-us a um est mināt-ī ae a sumus mināt-ī ae a estis mināt-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Perfect Indicative Deponent
pollicit-us a um sum pollicit-us a um es pollicit-us a um est pollicit-ī ae a sumus pollicit-ī ae a estis pollicit-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Perfect Indicative Deponent
locūt-us a um sum locūt-us a um es locūt-us a um est locūt-ī ae a sumus locūt-ī ae a estis locūt-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Perfect Indicative Deponent
mentīt-us a um sum mentīt-us a um es mentīt-us a um est mentīt-ī ae a sumus mentīt-ī ae a estis mentīt-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Perfect Indicative Deponent
prōgress-us a um sum prōgress-us a um es prōgress-us a um est prōgress-ī ae a sumus prōgress-ī ae a estis prōgress-ī ae a sunt
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Decline sē (his, her, its, theirs - must refer to same person as subject of verb)
``` Sing/plur (same for both) - (no nominative form) sē suī sibi sē ```
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What is the perfect passive participle of amō (1)
amā-t-us a um
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What is the perfect passive participle of habeō (2)
habi-t-us a um
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What is the perfect passive participle of audiō (4)
audī-t-us a um
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What is the meaning of the perfect passive participle?
'having been _ed'
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What is the perfect passive participle of 3rd and 3rd/4th conjugation verbs?
These are unpredictable and are shown in the fourth principal part.
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What does the ablative of instrument or means mean?
This shows the instrument with which or means by which an action is carried out. e.g. pugnīs mē uerberat 'he beats me with his fists/by means of his firsts/using his fists as an instrument.' pedibus hūc uenit 'he comes here by means of his feet/on his feet.'
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Decline masculine of īdem eadem idem 'the same'
``` Sing. ī-dem eun-dem eius-dem eī-dem eō-dem ``` ``` Plur. eī-dem (īdem) eōs-dem eōrun-dem eīs-dem (īsdem) eīs-dem (īsdem) ```
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Decline feminine of īdem eadem idem 'the same'
``` Sing. ea-dem ean-dem eius-dem eī-dem eā-dem ``` ``` Plur. eae-dem eās-dem eārun-dem eīs-dem (īsdem) eīs-dem (īsdem) ```
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Decline neuter of īdem eadem idem 'the same'
``` Sing. i-dem i-dem eius-dem eī-dem eō-dem ``` ``` Plur. ea-dem ea-dem eōrun-dem eīs-dem (īsdem) eīs-dem (īsdem) ```
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What does 'nōnne' mean?
nōnne? asks a question in such a way that the speaker wants the answer to it to be 'yes'. The best formula for translation is 'doesn't x happen?'; 'surely?' is also safe translation? e.g. nōnne eam amō? 'don't I love her?', 'I do love her, don't I?, 'surely I love her?'
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Decline masculine/feminine of nēmo 'no one'
``` Sing. nēmo nēmin-em nūll-īus (nēmin-is) nēmini-ī nūll-ō (nēmin-e) ```
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How is a comparative adverb formed? Form comparative adverb of stultus (foolish).
Comparative adverb is the same as the neuter form of the comparative adjective. Here is would be stultius.
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How is a superlative adverb formed? Form superlative adverb of stultus (foolish).
The superlative is formed by taking adding 'ē' to the stem of the superlative adjective. Here the superlative adjective would be stultissimus, so the superlative adverb would be stultissimē.
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What is the ethic dative?
This usage indicates that the person in the dative is or should be especially concerned about the action, e.g. quid mihi Celsus agit? 'what is Celsus doing (I am especially interested in what it is?' (Horace). The best translation might be 'what is Celsus doing, please?' at tibi repente vēnit ad mē Caninius 'but Caninius suddenly came to be (and this is especially interesting to you', i.e. 'Listen!/Guess what?/Pay attention: Caninius suddenly came to me' (Cicero).
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Conjugate amō (1) - Imperfect Indicative Active
amā-ba-m amā-bā-s amā-ba-t amā-bā-mus amā-bā-tis amā-ba-nt
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Imperfect Indicative Active
habē-ba-m habē-bā-s habē-ba-t habē-bā-mus habē-bā-tis habē-ba-nt
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Imperfect Indicative Active
dīc-ē-ba-m dīc-ē-bā-s dīc-ē-ba-t dīc-ē-bā-mus dīc-ē-bā-tis dīc-ē-ba-nt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Imperfect Indicative Active
audi-ē-ba-m audi-ē-bā-s audi-ē-ba-t audi-ē-bā-mus audi-ē-bā-tis audi-ē-ba-nt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Imperfect Indicative Active
capi-ē-ba-m capi-ē-bā-s capi-ē-ba-t capi-ē-bā-mus capi-ē-bā-tis capi-ē-ba-nt
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Conjugate sum - Imperfect Indicative Active
er-a-m er-ā-s er-a-t er-ā-mus er-ā-tis er-a-nt
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Conjugate possum - Imperfect Indicative Active
pot-eram pot-erās pot-erat pot-erāmus pot-erātis pot-erant
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Conjugate minor (1) - Imperfect Indicative Deponent
minā-ba-r minā-bā-ris (-re) minā-bā-tur minā-bā-mur minā-bā-mini minā-ba-ntur
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Imperfect Indicative Deponent
pollicē-ba-r pollicē-bā-ris (-re) pollicē-bā-tur pollicē-bā-mur pollicē-bā-mini pollicē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Imperfect Indicative Deponent
loqu-ē-ba-r loqu-ē-bā-ris (-re) loqu-ē-bā-tur loqu-ē-bā-mur loqu-ē-bā-mini loqu-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Imperfect Indicative Deponent
menti-ē-ba-r menti-ē-bā-ris (-re) menti-ē-bā-tur menti-ē-bā-mur menti-ē-bā-mini menti-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Imperfect Indicative Deponent
prōgredi-ē-ba-r prōgredi-ē-bā-ris (-re) prōgredi-ē-bā-tur prōgredi-ē-bā-mur prōgredi-ē-bā-mini prōgredi-ē-ba-ntur
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Decline masculine of iste ista istud 'that (of yours)'
``` Sing. ist-e ist-um ist-īus ist-ī ist-ō ``` ``` Plur. ist-ī ist-ōs ist-ōrum ist-īs ist-īs ```
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Decline feminine of iste ista istud 'that (of yours)'
``` Sing. ist-a ist-am ist-īus ist-ī ist-ā ``` ``` Plur. ist-ae ist-ās ist-ārum ist-īs ist-īs ```
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Decline neuter of iste ista istud 'that (of yours)'
``` Sing. ist-ud ist-ud ist-īus ist-ī ist-ō ``` ``` Plur. ist-a ist-a ist-ōrum ist-īs ist-īs ```
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Decline masculine of quīdam, quaedam, quoddam 'a', 'a certain'
``` sing. quī-dam quen-dam cuius-dam cui-dam quō-dam ``` ``` plu. quī-dam quōs-dam quōrun-dem quibus-dam quibus-dam ```
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Decline feminine of quīdam, quaedam, quoddam 'a', 'a certain'
``` sing. quae-dam quan-dam cuius-dam cui-dam quā-dam ``` ``` plu. quaē-dam quās-dam quārun-dam quibus-dam quibus-dam ```
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Decline neuter of quīdam, quaedam, quoddam 'a', 'a certain'
``` sing. quod-dam (quid-dam) quod-dam (quid-dam) cuius-dam cui-dam quō-dam ``` ``` plu. quaē-dam quae-dam quōrun-dem quibus-dam quibus-dam ```
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What does 'num' mean?
Asks a question expecting a negative answer - surely something is not the case...
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Conjugate amō (1) - Perfect Infinitive Active 'to have ___ed'
amāu-isse (or amāsse)
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Perfect Infintive Active
habu-isse
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Perfect Infinitive Active
dīx-isse
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Perfect Infinitive Active
audīu-isse (or audiisse or audīsse)
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Perfect Infinitive Active
cēp-isse
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Perfect Infinitive Deponent
mināt-us a um esse
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Perfect Infinitive Deponent
pollicit-us a um esse
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Perfect Infinitive Deponent
locūtus a um esse
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Perfect Infinitive Deponent
mentīt-us a um esse
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Perfect Infinitive Deponent
prōgress-us a um esse
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Conjugate amō (1) - Future Infinitive Active 'to be about to _____'
amātūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Future Infintive Active
habitūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Future Infinitive Active
dictūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Future Infinitive Active
audītūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Future Infinitive Active
captūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Future Infinitive Deponent
minātūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Future Infinitive Deponent
pollicitūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Future Infinitive Deponent
locūtūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Future Infinitive Deponent
mentītūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Future Infinitive Deponent
prōgressūr-us a um esse
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Conjugate sum (irreg.) - Future Infinitive Deponent
futūr-us a um esse or fixed form 'fore'
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How does latin show indirect (or reported) statements with the accusative and infinitive:
Where English uses a 'that' clause, Latin (I) dispenses with the equivalent of 'that' (ii) puts the subject of the clause in the accusative and (iii) puts the verb in the infinitive. E.g. dīcit Verrum uenīre - 'he says Verres to be coming' i.e. 'that Verres is coming.'
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What are the three main uses of the ablative?
1) the 'true' ablative (ablātus from auferō - 'I take away'), the point from which the action, literally or figuratively, moves, e.g. ē templō, ā fānō. 2) the 'locative' ablative, i.e. the point in time or space where or when something takes place, e.g. in templō, illō tempore, decem annīs. 3) the 'instrumental-accompanying' ablative, i.e. the means/instrument by which the action is carried out, or the people, qualities or circumstances which accompany the action (in English often 'by' or 'with'), e.g. uir summā virtūte (qualities which accompany the action) and pugnīs mē uerberate (means/instrument by which the action take place).
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Decline masculine of alius alia aliud 'other' 'another' 'different'
``` Sing. ali-us ali-um alīus ali-ī ali-ō ``` ``` Plur. ali-ī ali-ōs ali-ōrum ali-īs ali-īs ```
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Decline feminine of alius alia aliud 'other' 'another' 'different'
``` Sing. ali-a ali-am alīus ali-ī ali-ā ``` ``` Plur. ali-ae ali-ās ali-ārum ali-īs ali-īs ```
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Decline neuter of alius alia aliud 'other' 'another' 'different'
``` Sing. ali-ud ali-ud alīus ali-ī ali-ō ``` ``` Plur. ali-a ali-a ali-ōrum ali-īs ali-īs ```
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Decline masculine of aliquis aliqua aliquid 'someone'
``` sing. ali-quis ali-quem ali-cuius ali-cui ali-quō ```
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Decline feminine of aliquis aliqua aliquid 'someone'
``` sing. ali-qua ali-quam ali-cuius ali-cui ali-quā ```
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Decline neuter of aliquis aliqua aliquid 'someone'
``` sing. ali-quid ali-quid ali-cuius ali-cui ali-quō ```
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Decline masculine of aliquī aliqua aliquod 'some'
``` sing. ali-quī(s) ali-quem ali-cuius ali-cui ali-quō ```
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Decline feminine of aliquī aliqua aliquod 'some'
``` sing. ali-qua ali-quam ali-cuius ali-cui ali-quā ```
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Decline neuter of aliquī aliqua aliquod 'some'
``` sing. ali-quod ali-quod ali-cuius ali-cui ali-quō ```
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Decline masculine of ipse ipsa ipsum 'very' 'actual' 'self'
``` Sing. ips-e ips-um ips-īus ips-ī ips-ō ``` ``` Plur. ips-ī ips-ōs ips-ōrum ips-īs ips-īs ```
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Decline feminine of ipse ipsa ipsum 'very' 'actual' 'self'
``` Sing. ips-a ips-am ips-īus ips-ī ips-ā ``` ``` Plur. ips-ae ips-ās ips-ārum ips-īs ips-īs ```
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Decline neuter of ipse ipsa ipsum 'very' 'actual' 'self'
``` Sing. ips-um ips-um ips-īus ips-ī ips-ō ``` ``` Plur. ips-a ips-a ips-ōrum ips-īs ips-īs ```
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Conjugate amō (1) - Pluperfect Indicative Active 'I had _____'
amāu-era-m amāu-erā-s amāu-era-t amāu-erā-mus amāu-erā-tis amāu-era-nt
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Pluperfect Indicative Active 'I had _____'
habu-era-m habu-erā-s habu-era-t habu-erā-mus habu-erā-tis habu-era-nt
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Pluperfect Indicative Active 'I had _____'
dīx-era-m dīx-erā-s dīx-era-t dīx-erā-mus dīx-erā-tis dīx-era-nt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Pluperfect Indicative Active 'I had _____'
audīu-era-m (or audieram, etc.) audīu-erā-s audīu-era-t audīu-erā-mus audīu-erā-tis audīu-era-nt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Pluperfect Indicative Active 'I had _____'
cēp-era-m cēp-erā-s cēp-era-t cēp-erā-mus cēp-erā-tis cēp-era-nt
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Pluperfect Indicative Deponent
mināt-us a um eram mināt-us a um erās mināt-us a um erat mināt-ī ae a erāmus mināt-ī ae a erātis mināt-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Pluperfect Indicative Deponent
pollicit-us a um eram pollicit-us a um erās pollicit-us a um erat pollicit-ī ae a erāmus pollicit-ī ae a erātis pollicit-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Pluperfect Indicative Deponent
locūt-us a um eram locūt-us a um erās locūt-us a um erat locūt-ī ae a erāmus locūt-ī ae a erātis locūt-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Pluperfect Indicative Deponent
mentīt-us a um eram mentīt-us a um erās mentīt-us a um erat mentīt-ī ae a erāmus mentīt-ī ae a erātis mentīt-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Pluperfect Indicative Deponent
prōgress-us a um eram prōgress-us a um erās prōgress-us a um erat prōgress-ī ae a erāmus prōgress-ī ae a erātis prōgress-ī ae a erant
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What is the ablative absolute?
If you come across a noun in the ablative in agreement with another noun or adjective (especially a participle) in the ablative, regard is as an ablative of 'attendant circumstances' and translate 'with' or 'in the circumstances of', e.g. Verre praetōre 'with Verres (as) praetor', 'in the circumstances of Verres (as) praetor' or even 'when Verres was praetor'
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What is the locative
Towns and on-town islands use the locative to express 'at'. The endings are as follows 1st decl. s. -ae, pl. -īs 2nd decl. s. -ī, pl. -īs 3rd decl. s. -ī, pl. -ibus
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Indicative Passive 'I am being _____'
am-o-r amā-ris (re) amā-tur amā-mur amā-minī ama-ntur
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Indicative Passive 'I am being _____'
habe-o-r habē-ris (re) habē-tur habē-mur habē-minī habē-ntur
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Indicative Passive 'I am being _____'
dīc-o-r dīc-e-ris (re) dīc-i-tur dīc-i-mur dīc-i-minī dīc-untur
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Indicative Passive 'I am being _____'
audi-or audī-ris (re) audī-tur audī-mur audī-minī audi-untur
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Indicative Passive
capi-o-r cap-e-ris (re) capi-tur capi-mur capi-minī capi-untur
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Conjugate amō (1) - Imperfect Indicative Passive 'I am being _____'
amā-ba-r amā-bā-ris (re) amā-bā-tur amā-bā-mur amā-bā-minī amā-ba-ntur
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
habē-ba-r habē-bā-ris (re) habē-bā-tur habē-bā-mur habē-bā-minī habē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
dīc-ē-ba-r dīc-ē-bā-ris (re) dīc-ē-bā-tur dīc-ē-bā-mur dīc-ē-bā-minī dīc-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
audi-ē-ba-r audi-ē-bā-ris (re) audi-ē-bā-tur audi-ē-bā-mur audi-ē-bā-minī audi-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
capi-ē-ba-r capi-ē-bā-ris (re) capi-ē-bā-tur capi-ē-bā-mur capi-ē-bā-minī capi-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate amō (1) - Future Indicative Passive
amā-bo-r amā-be-ris (re) amā-bi-tur amā-bi-mur amā-bi-minī amā-bu-ntur
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Future Indicative Passive
habē-bo-r habē-be-ris (re) habē-bi-tur habē-bi-mur habē-bi-minī habē-bu-ntur
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Future Indicative Passive
dīc-a-r dīc-ē-ris (-re) dīc-ē-tur dīc-ē-mur dīc-ē-minī dīc-e-ntur
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Future Indicative Passive
audi-a-r audi-ē-ris (-re) audi-ē-tur audi-ē-mur audi-ē-minī audi-e-ntur
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Future Indicative Passive
capi-a-r capi-ē-ris (-re) capi-ē-tur capi-ē-mur capi-ē-minī capi-e-ntur
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Conjugate amō (1) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
amā-ba-r amā-bā-ris (re) amā-bā-tur amā-bā-mur amā-bā-minī amā-ba-ntur
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
habē-ba-r habē-bā-ris (re) habē-bā-tur habē-bā-mur habē-bā-minī habē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
dīc-ē-ba-r dīc-ē-bā-ris (re) dīc-ē-bā-tur dīc-ē-bā-mur dīc-ē-bā-minī dīc-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
audi-ē-ba-r audi-ē-bā-ris (re) audi-ē-bā-tur audi-ē-bā-mur audi-ē-bā-minī audi-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Imperfect Indicative Passive
capi-ē-ba-r capi-ē-bā-ris (re) capi-ē-bā-tur capi-ē-bā-mur capi-ē-bā-minī capi-ē-ba-ntur
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Conjugate amō (1) - Perfect Indicative Passive
amāt-us a um sum amāt-us a um es amāt-us a um est amāt-ī ae a sumus amāt-ī ae a estis amāt-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Perfect Indicative Passive
habit-us a um sum habit-us a um es habit-us a um est habit-ī ae a sumus habit-ī ae a estis habit-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Perfect Indicative Passive
dict-us a um sum dict-us a um es dict-us a um est dict-ī ae a sumus dict-ī ae a estis dict-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Perfect Indicative Passive
audīt-us a um sum audīt-us a um es audīt-us a um est audīt-ī ae a sumus audīt-ī ae a estis audīt-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Perfect Indicative Passive
capt-us a um sum capt-us a um es capt-us a um est capt-ī ae a sumus capt-ī ae a estis capt-ī ae a sunt
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Conjugate amō (1) - Pluperfect Indicative Passive
amāt-us a um eram amāt-us a um erās amāt-us a um erat amāt-ī ae a erāmus amāt-ī ae a erātis amāt-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Pluperfect Indicative Passive
habit-us a um eram habit-us a um erās habit-us a um erat habit-ī ae a erāmus habit-ī ae a erātis habit-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Pluperfect Indicative Passive
dict-us a um eram dict-us a um erās dict-us a um erat dict-ī ae a erāmus dict-ī ae a erātis dict-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Pluperfect Indicative Passive
audīt-us a um eram audīt-us a um erās audīt-us a um erat audīt-ī ae a erāmus audīt-ī ae a erātis audīt-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Pluperfect Indicative Passive
capt-us a um eram capt-us a um erās capt-us a um erat capt-ī ae a erāmus capt-ī ae a erātis capt-ī ae a erant
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Imperative Passive
amā-re | amā-minī
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Imperative Passive
habē-re | habē-minī
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Imperative Passive
dīc-e-re | dīc-i-minī
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Imperative Passive
audī-re | audī-minī
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Imperative Passive
cap-e-re | capi-minī
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Infinitive Passive
amā-rī
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Infinitive Passive
habē-rī
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Infinitive Passive
dīc-ī
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Infinitive Passive
audī-rī
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Infinitive Passive
cap-ī
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Conjugate amō (1) - Perfect Infinitive Passive
amāt-us a um esse
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Perfect Infinitive Passive
habit-us a um esse
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Perfect Infinitive Passive
dict-us a um esse
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Perfect Infinitive Passive
audī-tus a sum esse
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Perfect Infinitive Passive
capt-us a um esse
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Conjugate amō (1) - Future Infinitive Passive (traditionally described by this name, but only used in indirect statements)
amātum īrī
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Future Infinitive Passive (traditionally described by this name, but only used in indirect statements)
habitum īrī
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Future Infinitive Passive (traditionally described by this name, but only used in indirect statements)
dictum īrī
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Future Infinitive Passive (traditionally described by this name, but only used in indirect statements)
audītum īrī
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Future Infinitive Passive (traditionally described by this name, but only used in indirect statements)
captum īrī
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What is the supine?
The forms amātum, habitum, dictum, audītum, captum, etc.
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What does the supine express?
The supine expresses purpose
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Participle Active Masculine/Feminine
``` amā-ns amant-em amant-is amant-ī amant-e (-ī) ``` ``` amant-ēs amant-īs (-ēs) amant-ium (-um) amant-ibus amant-ibus ```
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Participle Active Neuter
``` amā-ns amā-ns amant-is amant-ī amant-e (-ī) ``` ``` amant-ia amant-ia amant-ium (-um) amant-ibus amant-ibus ```
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Participle Active
habēns, habent-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Participle Active
dīcēns, dīcent-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Participle Active
audiēns, audient-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Participle Active
capiēns, capient-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Present Participle Deponent
Form same as active mināns, minant-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Present Participle Deponent
Form same as active pollicēns, pollicent-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Present Participle Deponent
Form same as active loquēns, loquent-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Present Participle Deponent
Form same as active mentiēns, mentient-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Present Participle Deponent
Form same as active progrediēns, progredient-is As amā-ns, amant-is
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What does the present participle mean?
Present participles mean '____ing', and indicate that the action of the participle is going on at the same time as the verb of the clause.
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Conjugate amō (1) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Active
amāu-issem (or amāssem, etc.) amāu-issēs amāu-isse-t amāu-issē-mus amāu-issē-tis amāu-isse-nt
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Active
habu-issem habu-issēs habu-isse-t habu-issē-mus habu-issē-tis habu-isse-nt
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Active
dīx-issem dīx-issēs dīx-isse-t dīx-issē-mus dīx-issē-tis dīx-isse-nt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Active
audīu-issem (or audīssem, etc.) audīu-issēs audīu-isse-t audīu-issē-mus audīu-issē-tis audīu-isse-nt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Active
cēp-issem cēp-issēs cēp-isse-t cēp-issē-mus cēp-issē-tis cēp-isse-nt
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Conjugate minor, I threaten (1) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Deponent
mināt-us a um essem mināt-us a um essēs mināt-us a um esset mināt-ī ae a essēmus mināt-ī ae a essētis mināt-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Deponent
pollicit-us a um essem pollicit-us a um essēs pollicit-us a um esset pollicit-ī ae a essēmus pollicit-ī ae a essētis pollicit-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Deponent
locūt-us a um essem locūt-us a um essēs locūt-us a um esset locūt-ī ae a essēmus locūt-ī ae a essētis locūt-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Deponent
mentīt-us a um essem mentīt-us a um essēs mentīt-us a um esset mentīt-ī ae a essēmus mentīt-ī ae a essētis mentīt-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Deponent
prōgress-us a um essem prōgress-us a um essēs prōgress-us a um esset prōgress-ī ae a essēmus prōgress-ī ae a essētis prōgress-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate amō (1) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Passive
amāt-us a um essem amāt-us a um essēs amāt-us a um esset amāt-ī ae a essēmus amāt-ī ae a essētis amāt-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Passive
habit-us a um essem habit-us a um essēs habit-us a um esset habit-ī ae a essēmus habit-ī ae a essētis habit-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Passive
dict-us a um essem dict-us a um essēs dict-us a um esset dict-ī ae a essēmus dict-ī ae a essētis dict-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Passive
audīt-us a um essem audīt-us a um essēs audīt-us a um esset audīt-ī ae a essēmus audīt-ī ae a essētis audīt-ī ae a essent
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Pluperfect Subjunctive Passive
capt-us a um essem capt-us a um essēs capt-us a um esset capt-ī ae a essēmus capt-ī ae a essētis capt-ī ae a essent
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What does cum + the pluperfect subjunctive mean?
'when' or 'since x had ____d' (it can sometimes mean 'althought'
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Decline mare, mar-is (3n) - i-stem
``` sing. mare mare mar-is mar-ī mar-ī (mare is found) ``` ``` plu. mar-ia mar-ia mar-ium (mar-um is found) mar-ibus mar-ibus ```
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Subjunctive Active
am-e-m am-ēs am-et am-ē-mus am-ē-tis am-e-nt
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Subjunctive Active
habe-a-m habe-ā-s habe-a-t habe-ā-mus habe-ā-tis habe-a-nt
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Subjunctive Active
dīc-a-m dīc-ā-s dīc-a-t dīc-ā-mus dīc-ā-tis dīc-a-nt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Subjunctive Active
audi-a-m audi-ā-s audi-a-t audi-ā-mus audi-ā-tis audi-a-nt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Subjunctive Active
capi-a-m capi-ā-s capi-a-t capi-ā-mus capi-ā-tis capi-a-nt
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Conjugate minor (1) - Present Subjunctive Deponent
min-e-r min-ē-ris (-re) min-ē-tur min-ē-mur min-ē-minī min-e-ntur
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Present Subjunctive Deponent
pollice-a-r pollice-ā-ris (-re) pollice-ā-tur pollice-ā-mur pollice-ā-minī pollice-a-ntur
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Present Subjunctive Deponent
loqu-a-r loqu-ā-ris (-re) loqu-ā-tur loqu-ā-mur loqu-ā-minī loqu-a-ntur
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Present Subjunctive Deponent
menti-a-r menti-ā-ris (-re) menti-ā-tur menti-ā-mur menti-ā-minī menti-a-ntur
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Present Subjunctive Deponent
prōgredi-a-r prōgredi-ā-ris (-re) prōgredi-ā-tur prōgredi-ā-mur prōgredi-ā-minī prōgredi-a-ntur
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Conjugate amō (1) - Present Subjunctive Passive
am-e-r am-ē-ris (-re) am-ē-tur am-ē-mur am-ē-minī am-e-ntur
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Present Subjunctive Passive
habe-a-r habe-ā-ris (-re) habe-ā-tur habe-ā-mur habe-ā-minī habe-a-ntur
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Present Subjunctive Passive
dīc-a-r dīc-ā-ris (-re) dīc-ā-tur dīc-ā-mur dīc-ā-minī dīc-a-ntur
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Present Subjunctive Passive
audi-a-r audi-ā-ris (-re) audi-ā-tur audi-ā-mur audi-ā-minī audi-a-ntur
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Present Subjunctive Passive
capi-a-r capi-ā-ris (-re) capi-ā-tur capi-ā-mur capi-ā-minī capi-a-ntur
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Conjugate sum (irreg) - Present Subjunctive Active
s-i-m s-ī-s s-i-t s-ī-mus s-ī-tis s-i-nt
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Conjugate uolō (irreg) - Present Subjunctive Active
uel-i-m uel-ī-s uel-i-t uel-ī-mus uel-ī-tis uel-i-nt
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Conjugate amō (1) - Imperfect Subjunctive Active
amāre-m amārē-s amāre-t amārē-mus amārē-tis amāre-nt
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Imperfect Subjunctive Active
habēre-m habērē-s habēre-t habērē-mus habērē-tis habēre-nt
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Imperfect Subjunctive Active
dīcere-m dīcerē-s dīcere-t dīcerē-mus dīcerē-tis dīcere-nt
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Imperfect Subjunctive Active
audīre-m audīrē-s audīre-t audīrē-mus audīrē-tis audīre-nt
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Imperfect Subjunctive Active
capere-m caperē-s capere-t caperē-mus caperē-tis capere-nt
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Conjugate minor (1) - Imperfect Subjunctive Deponent
mināre-r minārē-ris (-re) minārē-tur minārē-mur minārē-minī mināre-ntur
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Conjugate polliceor, I promise (2) - Imperfect Subjunctive Deponent
pollicēre-r pollicērē-ris (-re) pollicērē-tur pollicērē-mur pollicērē-minī pollicēre-ntur
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Conjugate loquor, I speak (3) - Imperfect Subjunctive Deponent
loquere-r loquerē-ris (-re) loquerē-tur loquerē-mur loquerē-minī loquere-ntur
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Conjugate mentior, I lie (4) - Imperfect Subjunctive Deponent
mentīre-r mentīrē-ris (-re) mentīrē-tur mentīrē-mur mentīrē-minī mentīre-ntur
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Conjugate amō (1) - Imperfect Subjunctive Passive
amāre-r amārē-ris (-re) amārē-tur amārē-mur amārē-minī amāre-ntur
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Conjugate habeō (2) - Imperfect Subjunctive Passive
habēre-r habērē-ris (-re) habērē-tur habērē-mur habērē-minī habēre-ntur
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Conjugate dīcō (3) - Imperfect Subjunctive Passive
dīcere-r dīcerē-ris (-re) dīcerē-tur dīcerē-mur dīcerē-minī dīcere-ntur
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Conjugate audiō (4) - Imperfect Subjunctive Passive
audīre-r audīrē-ris (-re) audīrē-tur audīrē-mur audīrē-minī audīre-ntur
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Conjugate prōgredior, I advance (3/4) - Imperfect Subjunctive Deponent
prōgredere-r prōgrederē-ris (-re) prōgrederē-tur prōgrederē-mur prōgrederē-minī prōgredere-ntur
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Conjugate capiō (3/4) - Imperfect Subjunctive Passive
capere-r caperē-ris (-re) caperē-tur caperē-mur caperē-minī capere-ntur