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THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms of the Present and also the Imperfect and Future are formed) - I-form of Perfect (from which the other forms of the Perfect, the Past Perfect and the Future Perfect are formed) - Past Participle (from which the Passive Perfect, Past Perfect and

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Page 1: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

THE LATIN VERB

The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information:

- I-form of Present tense

- Infinitive (from which the other forms of the Present and also the Imperfect and Future are formed)

- I-form of Perfect (from which the other forms of the Perfect, the Past Perfect and the Future Perfect are formed)

- Past Participle (from which the Passive Perfect, Past Perfect and Future Perfect are formed)

Page 2: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

EXAMPLES OF DICTIONARY ENTRIES

amō -āre -āvī -ātum love

moneō -ēre -uī -itum warnvideō -ēre vīdī visum seevincō -ere vīcī victum conqueraudiō -īre -īvī -ītumhear, listen

capiō -ere cēpī captum capture

Notice that to save space, some dictionaries do not repeat the letters before the ending if they do not change in the other parts of the verb.

Page 3: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE• The endings in nearly all verbs are:

– ō (I)– s (you –singular)– t (he/she/it)– mus (we)– tis (you –plural)– nt (they)

• The endings are normally linked to the verb by the signature vowel for each conjugation

Page 4: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

These endings survive in modern Italian, but with changes

• The Italian endings are:– o– i– a or e– iamo– ate or ete or ite– ono

Page 5: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -are

amō

Page 6: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -are

amō

amās

Page 7: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amō

amās

amat

Page 8: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amō

amās

amat

amāmus

Page 9: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amōamāsamatamāmusamātis

Page 10: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amōamāsamatamāmusamātisamant

Page 11: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

moneō

Page 12: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

moneō

monēs

Page 13: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

moneō

monēs

monet

Page 14: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

moneō

monēs

monet

monēmus

Page 15: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

moneōmonēs

monet

monēmus

monētis

Page 16: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

moneōmonēs

monet

monēmus

monētis

monent

Page 17: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ere

regō

Page 18: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ere

regōregis

Page 19: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ere

regōregis

regit

Page 20: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ere

regōregis

regit

regimus

Page 21: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ere

regōregis

regit

regimus

regitis

Page 22: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ere

regōregis

regit

regimus

regitis

regunt

Page 23: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -īre

audiō

Page 24: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -īre

audiōaudīs

Page 25: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -īre

audiōaudīs

audit

Page 26: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -īre

audiōaudīs

audit

audīmus

Page 27: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -īre

audiōaudīs

audit

audīmus

audītis

Page 28: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with infinitive in -īre

audiōaudīs

audit

audīmus

audītis

audiunt

Page 29: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with I-form in –iō and

infinitive in -erecapiō

Page 30: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with I-form in –iō and

infinitive in -erecapiōcapis

Page 31: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with I-form in –iō and

infinitive in -erecapiōcapis

capit

Page 32: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with I-form in –iō and

infinitive in -erecapiōcapis

capit

capimus

Page 33: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with I-form in –iō and

infinitive in -erecapiōcapis

capit

capimus

capitis

Page 34: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Present Tense - verbs with I-form in –iō and

infinitive in -erecapiōcapis

capit

capimus

capitis

capiunt

Page 35: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE OFesse (to be)

sum

Page 36: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE OFesse (to be)

sum

es

Page 37: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE OFesse (to be)

sum

es

est

Page 38: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE OFesse (to be)

sum

es

est

sumus

Page 39: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE OFesse (to be)

sum

es

est

sumus

estis

Page 40: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PRESENT TENSE OFesse (to be)

sum

es

est

sumus

estis

sunt

Page 41: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect TenseVerbs in – āre: -ābam - ābās –ābat –ābāmus - ābātis -ābant

Verbs in – ēre and most verbs in – ere:

-ēbam - ēbās –ēbat –ēbāmus - ēbātis - ēbant

Verbs with –iō ending for I-form in Present (including all with infinitive in –īre and a few

with infinitive in –ere) -iēbam - iēbās –iēbat –iēbāmus - iēbātis - iēbant

The verb esse has the formseram erās erat erāmus erātis erant

Page 42: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābam

Page 43: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābam

amābās

Page 44: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābam

amābās

amābat

Page 45: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābam

amābās

amābat

amābāmus

Page 46: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābam

amābās

amābat

amābāmus

amābātis

Page 47: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābam

amābās

amābat

amābāmus

amābātis

amābant

Page 48: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbam

Page 49: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in - ēre

monēbam

monēbās

Page 50: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in - ēre

monēbam

monēbās

monēbat

Page 51: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in - ēre

monēbam

monēbās

monēbat

monēbāmus

Page 52: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in - ēre

monēbam

monēbās

monēbat

monēbāmus

monēbātis

Page 53: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs with infinitive in - ēre

monēbam

monēbās

monēbat

monēbāmus

monēbātis

monēbant

Page 54: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regēbam

Page 55: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regēbam

regēbās

Page 56: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regēbam

regēbās

regēbat

Page 57: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regēbam

regēbās

regēbat

regēbāmus

Page 58: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regēbam

regēbās

regēbat

regēbāmus

regēbātis

Page 59: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regēbam

regēbās

regēbat

regēbāmus

regēbātis

regēbant

Page 60: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –iō

capiēbam

Page 61: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –iō

capiēbam

capiēbās

Page 62: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –iō

capiēbam

capiēbās

capiēbat

Page 63: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –iō

capiēbam

capiēbās

capiēbat

capiēbāmus

Page 64: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –iō

capiēbam

capiēbās

capiēbat

capiēbāmus

capiēbātis

Page 65: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense - verbs in –iō

capiēbam

capiēbās

capiēbat

capiēbāmus

capiēbātis

capiēbant

Page 66: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense – the verb esse

eram

Page 67: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense – the verb esse

eram

erās

Page 68: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense – the verb esse

eram

erās

erat

Page 69: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense – the verb esse

eram

erās

erat

erāmus

Page 70: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense – the verb esse

eram

erās

erat

erāmus

erātis

Page 71: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Imperfect Tense – the verb esse

eram

erās

erat

erāmus

erātis

erant

Page 72: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future TenseVerbs in – āre and – ēre use signature vowel plus `b’: -ā/ēbō - ā/ēbis –ā/ēbit –ā/ēbimus - ā/ēbitis -ā/ēbunt

Verbs in –ere and -īre add different endings. If they have the ending `-io’ in the present tense (as in the 4th and `3.5th’ group) there is an `i’ before each future ending)-(i)am - (i)ēs –(i)et –(i)ēmus - (i)ētis - (i)ent

The verb esse has the formserō eris erit erimus eritis erunt

Page 73: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābō

Page 74: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābō

amābis

Page 75: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābō

amābis

amābit

Page 76: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābō

amābis

amābit

amābimus

Page 77: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābō

amābis

amābit

amābimus

amābitis

Page 78: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -āre

amābō

amābis

amābit

amābimus

amābitis

amābunt

Page 79: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbō

Page 80: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbō

monēbis

Page 81: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbō

monēbis

monēbit

Page 82: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbō

monēbis

monēbit

monēbimus

Page 83: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbō

monēbis

monēbit

monēbimus

monēbitis

Page 84: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs with infinitive in -ēre

monēbō

monēbis

monēbit

monēbimus

monēbitis

monēbunt

Page 85: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regam

Page 86: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regam

regēs

Page 87: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regam

regēs

reget

Page 88: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regam

regēs

reget

regēmus

Page 89: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regam

regēs

reget

regēmus

regētis

Page 90: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –ō and -ere

regam

regēs

reget

regēmus

regētis

regent

Page 91: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –iō

capiam

Page 92: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –iō

capiam

capiēs

Page 93: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –iō

capiam

capiēs

capiet

Page 94: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –iō

capiam

capiēs

capiet

capiēmus

Page 95: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –iō

capiam

capiēs

capiet

capiēmus

capiētis

Page 96: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense - verbs in –iō

capiam

capiēs

capiet

capiēmus

capiētis

capient

Page 97: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense – the verb esse

erō

Page 98: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense – the verb esse

erō

eris

Page 99: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense – the verb esse

erō

eris

erit

Page 100: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense – the verb esse

erō

eris

erit

erimus

Page 101: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense – the verb esse

erō

eris

erit

erimus

eritis

Page 102: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

Future Tense – the verb esse

erō

eris

erit

erimus

eritis

erunt

Page 103: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT TENSE

Formed by the perfect base (seen in the second part of the verb in a dictionary) and the endings:

-ī -imus

-istī -istis

-it -ērunt

Page 104: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFamō -āre -āvī -ātum love

amāvī

Page 105: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFamō -āre -āvī -ātum love

amāvī

amāvistī

Page 106: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFamō -āre -āvī -ātum love

amāvī

amāvistī

amāvit

Page 107: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFamō -āre -āvī -ātum love

amāvī

amāvistī

amāvit

amāvimus

Page 108: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFamō -āre -āvī -ātum love

amāvī

amāvistī

amāvit

amāvimus

amāvistis

Page 109: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFamō -āre -āvī -ātum love

amāvī

amāvistī

amāvit

amāvimus

amāvistis

amāvērunt

Page 110: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuī

Page 111: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuī

monuistī

Page 112: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuī

monuistī

monuit

Page 113: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuī

monuistī

monuit

monuimus

Page 114: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuī

monuistī

monuit

monuimus

monuistis

Page 115: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuī

monuistī

monuit

monuimus

monuistis

monuērunt

Page 116: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcī

Page 117: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcī

vīcistī

Page 118: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcī

vīcistī

vīcit

Page 119: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcī

vīcistī

vīcit

vīcimus

Page 120: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcī

vīcistī

vīcit

vīcimus

vīcistis

Page 121: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcī

vīcistī

vīcit

vīcimus

vīcistis

vīcērunt

Page 122: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīvī

Page 123: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīvī

audīvistī

Page 124: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīvī

audīvistī

audīvit

Page 125: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīvī

audīvistī

audīvit

audīvimus

Page 126: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīvī

audīvistī

audīvit

audīvimus

audīvistis

Page 127: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīvī

audīvistī

audīvit

audīvimus

audīvistis

audīvērunt

Page 128: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuī

Page 129: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuī

fuistī

Page 130: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuī

fuistī

fuit

Page 131: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuī

fuistī

fuit

fuimus

Page 132: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuī

fuistī

fuit

fuimus

fuistis

Page 133: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuī

fuistī

fuit

fuimus

fuistis

fuērunt

Page 134: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PLUPERFECTFormed by adding the Imperfect of esse to the

Perfect Base

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāveram

Page 135: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECTFormed by adding the Imperfect of esse to the

Perfect Base

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāveram

amāverās

Page 136: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECTFormed by adding the Imperfect of esse to the

Perfect Base

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāveram

amāverās

amāverat

Page 137: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECTFormed by adding the Imperfect of esse to the

Perfect Base

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāveram

amāverās

amāverat

amāverāmus

Page 138: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECTFormed by adding the Imperfect of esse to the

Perfect Base

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāveram

amāverās

amāverat

amāverāmus

amāverātis

Page 139: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECTFormed by adding the Imperfect of esse to the Perfect Base

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāveram

amāverās

amāverat

amāverāmus

amāverātis

amāverant

Page 140: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monueram

Page 141: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -ītum warn

monueram

monuerās

Page 142: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monueram

monuerās

monuerat

Page 143: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monueram

monuerās

monuerat

monuerāmus

Page 144: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monueram

monuerās

monuerat

monuerāmus

monuerātis

Page 145: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monueram

monuerās

monuerat

monuerāmus

monuerātis

monuerant

Page 146: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīceram

Page 147: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīceram

vīcerās

Page 148: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīceram

vīcerās

vīcerat

Page 149: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīceram

vīcerās

vīcerat

vīcerāmus

Page 150: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīceram

vīcerās

vīcerat

vīcerāmus

vīcerātis

Page 151: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīceram

vīcerās

vīcerat

vīcerāmus

vīcerātis

vīcerant

Page 152: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīveram

Page 153: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīveram

audīverās

Page 154: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīveram

audīverās

audīverat

Page 155: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīveram

audīverās

audīverat

audīverāmus

Page 156: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīveram

audīverās

audīverat

audīverāmus

audīverātis

Page 157: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīveram

audīverās

audīverat

audīverāmus

audīverātis

audīverant

Page 158: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fueram

Page 159: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fueram

fuerās

Page 160: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fueram

fuerās

fuerat

Page 161: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fueram

fuerās

fuerat

fuerāmus

Page 162: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fueram

fuerās

fuerat

fuerāmus

fuerātis

Page 163: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

PAST PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fueram

fuerās

fuerat

fuerāmus

fuerātis

fuerant

Page 164: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECTFormed by adding the Future of esse to the

Perfect Base – erunt changes to erint

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāverō

Page 165: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECTFormed by adding the Future of esse to the

Perfect Base – erunt changes to erint

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāverō

amāveris

Page 166: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECTFormed by adding the Future of esse to the

Perfect Base – erunt changes to erint

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāverō

amāveris

amāverit

Page 167: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECTFormed by adding the Future of esse to the

Perfect Base – erunt changes to erint

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāverō

amāveris

amāverit

amāverimus

Page 168: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECTFormed by adding the Future of esse to the

Perfect Base – erunt changes to erint

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāverō

amāveris

amāverit

amāverimus

amāveritis

Page 169: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECTFormed by adding the Future of esse to the

Perfect Base – erunt changes to erint

amō -āre -āvi -ātum love

amāverō

amāveris

amāverit

amāverimus

amāveritis

amāverint

Page 170: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuerō

Page 171: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuerō

monueris

Page 172: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuerō

monueris

monuerit

Page 173: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuerō

monueris

monuerit

monuerimus

Page 174: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuerō

monueris

monuerit

monuerimus

monueritis

Page 175: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFmoneō -ēre -uī -itum warn

monuerō

monueris

monuerit

monuerimus

monueritis

monuerint

Page 176: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcerō

Page 177: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcerō

vīceris

Page 178: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcerō

vīceris

vīcerit

Page 179: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcerō

vīceris

vīcerit

vīcerimus

Page 180: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcerō

vīceris

vīcerit

vīcerimus

vīceritis

vīcerint

Page 181: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFvincō -ere vīcī victum conquer

vīcerō

vīceris

vīcerit

vīcerimus

vīceritis

vīcerint

Page 182: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīverō

Page 183: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīverō

audīveris

Page 184: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīverō

audīveris

audīverit

Page 185: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīverō

audīveris

audīverit

audīverimus

Page 186: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīverō

audīveris

audīverit

audīverimus

audīveritis

Page 187: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFaudiō -īre -īvī -ītum hear

audīverō

audīveris

audīverit

audīverimus

audīveritis

audīverint

Page 188: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuerō

Page 189: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuerō

fueris

Page 190: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuerō

fueris

fuerit

Page 191: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuerō

fueris

fuerit

fuerimus

Page 192: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuerō

fueris

fuerit

fuerimus

fueritis

Page 193: THE LATIN VERB The dictionary entry for a verb will give you the following information: - I-form of Present tense - Infinitive (from which the other forms

FUTURE PERFECT OFsum esse fuī be

fuerō

fueris

fuerit

fuerimus

fueritis

fuerint


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