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contĭōnor - Active diathesis


deponent transitive and intransitive verb I conjugation

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DEPONENT FORM:
INDICATIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
contĭōnor
II sing.
contĭōnāris, contĭōnāre
III sing.
contĭōnātur
I plur.
contĭōnāmur
II plur.
contĭōnamĭni
III plur.
contĭōnantur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
contĭōnābar
II sing.
contĭōnabāris, contĭōnabāre
III sing.
contĭōnabātur
I plur.
contĭōnabāmur
II plur.
contĭōnabamĭni
III plur.
contĭōnabantur
FUTURE
I sing.
contĭōnābor
II sing.
contĭōnabĕris, contĭōnabĕre
III sing.
contĭōnabĭtur
I plur.
contĭōnabĭmur
II plur.
contĭōnabimĭni
III plur.
contĭōnabuntur
PERFECT
I sing.
contionatus, –a, –um sum
II sing.
contionatus, –a, –um es
III sing.
contionatus, –a, –um est
I plur.
contionati, –ae, –a sumus
II plur.
contionati, –ae, –a estis
III plur.
contionati, –ae, –a sunt
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
contionatus, –a, –um eram
II sing.
contionatus, –a, –um eras
III sing.
contionatus, –a, –um erat
I plur.
contionati, –ae, –a eramus
II plur.
contionati, –ae, –a eratis
III plur.
contionati, –ae, –a erant
FUTURE PERFECT
I sing.
contionatus, –a, –um ero
II sing.
contionatus, –a, –um eris
III sing.
contionatus, –a, –um erit
I plur.
contionati, –ae, –a erimus
II plur.
contionati, –ae, –a eritis
III plur.
contionati, –ae, –a erunt
SUBJUNCTIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
contĭōner
II sing.
contĭōnēris, contĭōnēre
III sing.
contĭōnētur
I plur.
contĭōnēmur
II plur.
contĭōnemĭni
III plur.
contĭōnentur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
contĭōnārer
II sing.
contĭōnarēris, contĭōnarēre
III sing.
contĭōnarētur
I plur.
contĭōnarēmur
II plur.
contĭōnaremĭni
III plur.
contĭōnarentur
PERFECT
I sing.
contionatus, –a, –um sim
II sing.
contionatus, –a, –um sis
III sing.
contionatus, –a, –um sit
I plur.
contionati, –ae, –a simus
II plur.
contionati, –ae, –a sitis
III plur.
contionati, –ae, –a sint
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
contionatus, –a, –um essem
II sing.
contionatus, –a, –um esses
III sing.
contionatus, –a, –um esset
I plur.
contionati, –ae, –a essemus
II plur.
contionati, –ae, –a essetis
III plur.
contionati, –ae, –a essent
IMPERATIVE
PRESENT
II sing.
contĭōnāre
II plur.
contĭōnamĭni
FUTURO
II sing.
contĭōnātor
III sing.
contĭōnātor
II plur.
–
III plur.
contĭōnantor
INFINITIVE
PRESENT
contĭōnāri
PERFECT
Singular:
contionatus, –a, –um esse
Plural:
contionati, –ae, –a esse
FUTURO
Singular:
contionatūrūm, –am, –ūm esse
Plural:
contionatūros, –as, –a esse
PARTICIPIO
PRESENT
contĭōnans, –antis
FUTURO
contionatūrūs, –a, –ūm
SUPIN
Attivo:
contionatum
Passivo:
contionatu
GERUNDIO
Genitivo:
contĭōnandi
Dativo:
contĭōnando
Accusativo:
contĭōnandum
Ablativo:
contĭōnando
GERUND
contĭōnandus, –a, –um



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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
contĭōnans adj. pres. part. II cl.
contĭōnārĭus adj. I cl.
contĭōnātŏr masc. noun III decl.
contionatūrūs adj. fut. part.
contionatus adj. perf. part. I cl.
contĭōnor dep. tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
contĭuncŭla fem. noun I decl.
contŏgātus adj. I cl.
contollens adj. pres. part. II cl.
contollo tr. v. III conjug.
contollor tr. v. III conjug.
contŏnat imp. intr. v.
contorquens adj. pres. part. II cl.
contorquĕo tr. v. II conjug.
contorquĕor tr. v. II conjug.
contorrens adj. pres. part. II cl.
contorrĕo tr. v. II conjug.
contorrĕor tr. v. II conjug.
contortē adv.
contortĭo fem. noun III decl.
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