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contĭnor - Active diathesis


deponent transitive verb I conjugation

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DEPONENT FORM:
INDICATIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
contĭnor
II sing.
contĭnāris, contĭnāre
III sing.
contĭnātur
I plur.
contĭnāmur
II plur.
contĭnamĭni
III plur.
contĭnantur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
contĭnābar
II sing.
contĭnabāris, contĭnabāre
III sing.
contĭnabātur
I plur.
contĭnabāmur
II plur.
contĭnabamĭni
III plur.
contĭnabantur
FUTURE
I sing.
contĭnābor
II sing.
contĭnabĕris, contĭnabĕre
III sing.
contĭnabĭtur
I plur.
contĭnabĭmur
II plur.
contĭnabimĭni
III plur.
contĭnabuntur
PERFECT
I sing.
continatus, –a, –um sum
II sing.
continatus, –a, –um es
III sing.
continatus, –a, –um est
I plur.
continati, –ae, –a sumus
II plur.
continati, –ae, –a estis
III plur.
continati, –ae, –a sunt
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
continatus, –a, –um eram
II sing.
continatus, –a, –um eras
III sing.
continatus, –a, –um erat
I plur.
continati, –ae, –a eramus
II plur.
continati, –ae, –a eratis
III plur.
continati, –ae, –a erant
FUTURE PERFECT
I sing.
continatus, –a, –um ero
II sing.
continatus, –a, –um eris
III sing.
continatus, –a, –um erit
I plur.
continati, –ae, –a erimus
II plur.
continati, –ae, –a eritis
III plur.
continati, –ae, –a erunt
SUBJUNCTIVE
PRESENT
I sing.
contĭner
II sing.
contĭnēris, contĭnēre
III sing.
contĭnētur
I plur.
contĭnēmur
II plur.
contĭnemĭni
III plur.
contĭnentur
IMPERFECT
I sing.
contĭnārer
II sing.
contĭnarēris, contĭnarēre
III sing.
contĭnarētur
I plur.
contĭnarēmur
II plur.
contĭnaremĭni
III plur.
contĭnarentur
PERFECT
I sing.
continatus, –a, –um sim
II sing.
continatus, –a, –um sis
III sing.
continatus, –a, –um sit
I plur.
continati, –ae, –a simus
II plur.
continati, –ae, –a sitis
III plur.
continati, –ae, –a sint
PLUPERFECT
I sing.
continatus, –a, –um essem
II sing.
continatus, –a, –um esses
III sing.
continatus, –a, –um esset
I plur.
continati, –ae, –a essemus
II plur.
continati, –ae, –a essetis
III plur.
continati, –ae, –a essent
IMPERATIVE
PRESENT
II sing.
contĭnāre
II plur.
contĭnamĭni
FUTURO
II sing.
contĭnātor
III sing.
contĭnātor
II plur.
–
III plur.
contĭnantor
INFINITIVE
PRESENT
contĭnāri
PERFECT
Singular:
continatus, –a, –um esse
Plural:
continati, –ae, –a esse
FUTURO
Singular:
continatūrūm, –am, –ūm esse
Plural:
continatūros, –as, –a esse
PARTICIPIO
PRESENT
contĭnans, –antis
FUTURO
continatūrūs, –a, –ūm
SUPIN
Attivo:
continatum
Passivo:
continatu
GERUNDIO
Genitivo:
contĭnandi
Dativo:
contĭnando
Accusativo:
contĭnandum
Ablativo:
contĭnando
GERUND
contĭnandus, –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
contĭnĕo tr. v. II conjug.
contĭnĕor tr. v. II conjug.
contingens adj. pres. part. II cl.
contingo tr. and intr. v. III conjug.
contingor tr. and intr. v. III conjug.
contĭnor dep. tr. v. I conjug.
contĭnŭa pl. nt. noun II decl.
contĭnŭans adj. pres. part. II cl.
contĭnŭantĕr adv.
contĭnŭatim adv.
contĭnŭātĭo fem. noun III decl.
continuatūrūs adj. fut. part.
contĭnŭātus adj. perf. part. I cl.
continuatus adj. perf. inf.
contĭnŭē adv.
contĭnŭĭtās fem. noun III decl.
contĭnŭo tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
contĭnŭō adv.
contĭnŭor tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
contĭnuor dep. tr. v. I conjug.
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