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congĕnŭclor - Passive diathesis


transitive and intransitive verb I conjugation

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PASSIVE FORM:
INDICATIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
congĕnŭclor
II sing.
congĕnŭclāris, congĕnŭclāre
III sing.
congĕnŭclātur
I plur.
congĕnŭclāmur
II plur.
congĕnŭclamĭni
III plur.
congĕnŭclantur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
congĕnŭclābar
II sing.
congĕnŭclabāris, congĕnŭclabāre
III sing.
congĕnŭclabātur
I plur.
congĕnŭclabāmur
II plur.
congĕnŭclabamĭni
III plur.
congĕnŭclabantur
FUTURE
I sing.
congĕnŭclābor
II sing.
congĕnŭclabĕris, congĕnŭclabĕre
III sing.
congĕnŭclabĭtur
I plur.
congĕnŭclabĭmur
II plur.
congĕnŭclabimĭni
III plur.
congĕnŭclabuntur
PERFECT
I sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um sum
II sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um es
III sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um est
I plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a sumus
II plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a estis
III plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a sunt
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um eram
II sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um eras
III sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um erat
I plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a eramus
II plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a eratis
III plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a erant
FUTURE PERFECT
I sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um ero
II sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um eris
III sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um erit
I plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a erimus
II plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a eritis
III plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a erunt
SUBJUNCTIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
congĕnŭcler
II sing.
congĕnŭclēris, congĕnŭclēre
III sing.
congĕnŭclētur
I plur.
congĕnŭclēmur
II plur.
congĕnŭclemĭni
III plur.
congĕnŭclentur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
congĕnŭclārer
II sing.
congĕnŭclarēris, congĕnŭclarēre
III sing.
congĕnŭclarētur
I plur.
congĕnŭclarēmur
II plur.
congĕnŭclaremĭni
III plur.
congĕnŭclarentur
PERFECT
I sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um sim
II sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um sis
III sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um sit
I plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a simus
II plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a sitis
III plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a sint
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um essem
II sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um esses
III sing.
congenuclatus, –a, –um esset
I plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a essemus
II plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a essetis
III plur.
congenuclati, –ae, –a essent
IMPERATIVE
PRESENT
II sing.
congĕnŭclāre
II plur.
congĕnŭclamĭni
FUTURO
II sing.
congĕnŭclātor
III sing.
congĕnŭclātor
II plur.
–
III plur.
congĕnŭclantor
PARTICIPIO
PERFECT
congenuclatus, –a, –um
INFINITIVE
PRESENT
congĕnŭclāri
PERFECT
Singular:
congenuclatus, –a, –um esse
Plural:
congenuclati, –ae, –a esse
FUTURO
congenuclatum esse
GERUND
congĕnŭclandus, –a, –um
SUPIN
congenuclatu

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
congĕnŭclans adj. pres. part. II cl.
congenuclatūrūs adj. fut. part.
congenuclatus adj. perf. part. I cl.
congenuclatus adj. perf. inf.
congĕnŭclo tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
congĕnŭclor tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
congĕr masc. noun II decl.
congĕrens adj. pres. part. II cl.
congĕrĭēs fem. noun V decl.
congermānescens adj. pres. part. II cl.
congermānesco intr. v. III conjug.
congermĭnālis adj. II cl.
congermĭnans adj. pres. part. II cl.
congerminatūrūs adj. fut. part.
congermĭno intr. v. I conjug.
congĕro tr. v. III conjug.
congĕror tr. v. III conjug.
congerro masc. noun III decl.
congestans adj. pres. part. II cl.
congestē adv.
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