Latin Verb-Conjugations

Rachel Jacobs

• Verlag: QuickStudy Reference Guides
• Jahr: 2018
• ISBN:
  9781423237594
• Thema: Languages & Linguistics
• Thema: Ancient Languages

Latin is not dead and can decode many languages and subjects throughout schooling. It provides the root words for all modern sciences, is the language of law, government, logic and theology, and is the key to unlock all of the romance languages. This quick reference 6-page laminated guide offers easy-to-read tables of conjugations, with the changes in bold for quick reference. Thirty-two key-example verbs and their meanings are included, with the irregular tenses and moods listed for each verb. Using the example conjugations, this guide becomes a powerful key to unlocking Latin at a price lower than any reference you will find on the language.
6-page laminated guide includes:

• First Conjugation/Declension
• Second Conjugation/Declension
• Third Conjugation/Declension
• Fourth Conjugation/Declension
• Active & Passive Voices for Sections
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Principal Parts
• 32 Verbs Alphabetically
• Verb Tenses & Moods

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Common Verbs

For each verb listed, all the irregular forms are conjugated, including any conjugation-changing and deponent tenses.

To conjugate any regular forms, note any variants and see the corresponding regular verb (in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th conjugation).

A

Agere: To say

• Regular 3rd conjugation verb
• Agō, agere, egī, actus

C

Capere: To seize

• Regular 3rd conjugation verb (io variant)
• Capiō, capere, cēpī, captus

D

Dare: To give

• Irregular conjugation-changing verb
  • 4th conjugation in the present stem, but 3rd conju­gation in the perfect stem
  • Irregularities are due to duplication of the letter d

Active Voice

Plural

Singular

Present indicative

dāmus
dātis
dānt

dō
dās
dāt

Imperfect indicative

dābāmus
dābātis
dābant

dābam
dābās
dābat

Future indicative

dābimus
dābitis
dābunt

dābo
dābis
dābit

Perfect indicative

dedimus
dedistis
dedērunt

dedī
dedistī
dedit

Pluperfect indicative

dederāmus
dederātis
dederant

dederam
dederās
dederat

Future-perfect indicative

dederimus
dederitis
dederint

dederō
dederis
dederit

Present subjunctive

dēmus
dētis
dent

dem
dēs
det

Imperfect subjunctive

dārēmus
dārētis
dārent

dārem
dārēs
dāret

Perfect subjunctive

dederimus
dederitis
dederint

dederim
dederis
dederit

Pluperfect subjunctive

dedissēmus
dedissētis
dedissent

dedissem
dedissēs
dedisset

Imperative mood

dā

date

Present infinitive

dare

Future infinitive

datūrus esse

Perfect infinitive

dedisse

Present participle

dāns

Future participle

datūrus

Gerund (no nominative)

dandī
dandō
dandum
dandō

Passive Voice

Plural

Singular

Present indicative

dāmur
dāminī
dāntur

dor
dāris
dātur

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