PASSIVE FORM:
INDICATIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
consĕcor
II sing.
consĕcāris, consĕcāre
III sing.
consĕcātur
I plur.
consĕcāmur
II plur.
consĕcamĭni
III plur.
consĕcantur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
consĕcābar
II sing.
consĕcabāris, consĕcabāre
III sing.
consĕcabātur
I plur.
consĕcabāmur
II plur.
consĕcabamĭni
III plur.
consĕcabantur
FUTURE
I sing.
consĕcābor
II sing.
consĕcabĕris, consĕcabĕre
III sing.
consĕcabĭtur
I plur.
consĕcabĭmur
II plur.
consĕcabimĭni
III plur.
consĕcabuntur
PERFECT
I sing.
consectus, –a, –um sum
II sing.
consectus, –a, –um es
III sing.
consectus, –a, –um est
I plur.
consecti, –ae, –a sumus
II plur.
consecti, –ae, –a estis
III plur.
consecti, –ae, –a sunt
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
consectus, –a, –um eram
II sing.
consectus, –a, –um eras
III sing.
consectus, –a, –um erat
I plur.
consecti, –ae, –a eramus
II plur.
consecti, –ae, –a eratis
III plur.
consecti, –ae, –a erant
FUTURE PERFECT
I sing.
consectus, –a, –um ero
II sing.
consectus, –a, –um eris
III sing.
consectus, –a, –um erit
I plur.
consecti, –ae, –a erimus
II plur.
consecti, –ae, –a eritis
III plur.
consecti, –ae, –a erunt
SUBJUNCTIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
consĕcer
II sing.
consĕcēris, consĕcēre
III sing.
consĕcētur
I plur.
consĕcēmur
II plur.
consĕcemĭni
III plur.
consĕcentur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
consĕcārer
II sing.
consĕcarēris, consĕcarēre
III sing.
consĕcarētur
I plur.
consĕcarēmur
II plur.
consĕcaremĭni
III plur.
consĕcarentur
PERFECT
I sing.
consectus, –a, –um sim
II sing.
consectus, –a, –um sis
III sing.
consectus, –a, –um sit
I plur.
consecti, –ae, –a simus
II plur.
consecti, –ae, –a sitis
III plur.
consecti, –ae, –a sint
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
consectus, –a, –um essem
II sing.
consectus, –a, –um esses
III sing.
consectus, –a, –um esset
I plur.
consecti, –ae, –a essemus
II plur.
consecti, –ae, –a essetis
III plur.
consecti, –ae, –a essent
IMPERATIVE
PRESENT
II sing.
consĕcāre
II plur.
consĕcamĭni
FUTURO
II sing.
consĕcātor
III sing.
consĕcātor
II plur.
–
III plur.
consĕcantor
PARTICIPIO
PERFECT
consectus, –a, –um
INFINITIVE
PRESENT
consĕcāri
PERFECT
Singular:
consectus, –a, –um esse
Plural:
consecti, –ae, –a esse
FUTURO
consectum esse
GERUND
consĕcandus, –a, –um
SUPIN
consectu
View the active form of this verb
consĕcor tr. v. I conjug.
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