Déclinaison / Conjugueur latin
PRÉSENT |
I sing. | inglŏmĕror |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrāris, inglŏmĕrāre |
III sing. | inglŏmĕrātur |
I plur. | inglŏmĕrāmur |
II plur. | inglŏmĕramĭni |
III plur. | inglŏmĕrantur |
IMPARFAIT |
I sing. | inglŏmĕrābar |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrabāris, inglŏmĕrabāre |
III sing. | inglŏmĕrabātur |
I plur. | inglŏmĕrabāmur |
II plur. | inglŏmĕrabamĭni |
III plur. | inglŏmĕrabantur |
FUTUR SIMPLE |
I sing. | inglŏmĕrābor |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrabĕris, inglŏmĕrabĕre |
III sing. | inglŏmĕrabĭtur |
I plur. | inglŏmĕrabĭmur |
II plur. | inglŏmĕrabimĭni |
III plur. | inglŏmĕrabuntur |
PARFAIT |
I sing. | sum |
II sing. | es |
III sing. | est |
I plur. | sumus |
II plur. | estis |
III plur. | sunt |
PLUS-QUE-PARFAIT |
I sing. | eram |
II sing. | eras |
III sing. | erat |
I plur. | eramus |
II plur. | eratis |
III plur. | erant |
FUTUR ANTÉRIEUR |
I sing. | ero |
II sing. | eris |
III sing. | erit |
I plur. | erimus |
II plur. | eritis |
III plur. | erunt |
PRÉSENT |
I sing. | inglŏmĕrer |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrēris, inglŏmĕrēre |
III sing. | inglŏmĕrētur |
I plur. | inglŏmĕrēmur |
II plur. | inglŏmĕremĭni |
III plur. | inglŏmĕrentur |
IMPARFAIT |
I sing. | inglŏmĕrārer |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrarēris, inglŏmĕrarēre |
III sing. | inglŏmĕrarētur |
I plur. | inglŏmĕrarēmur |
II plur. | inglŏmĕraremĭni |
III plur. | inglŏmĕrarentur |
PARFAIT |
I sing. | sim |
II sing. | sis |
III sing. | sit |
I plur. | simus |
II plur. | sitis |
III plur. | sint |
PLUS-QUE-PARFAIT |
I sing. | essem |
II sing. | esses |
III sing. | esset |
I plur. | essemus |
II plur. | essetis |
III plur. | essent |
IMPÉRATIF |
PRÉSENT |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrāre |
II plur. | inglŏmĕramĭni |
FUTUR |
II sing. | inglŏmĕrātor |
III sing. | inglŏmĕrātor |
II plur. | |
III plur. | inglŏmĕrantor |
PARTICIPE |
PARFAIT |
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INFINITO |
PRÉSENT |
inglŏmĕrāri |
PARFAIT |
Singolare: | |
Plurale: | |
FUTUR |
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GERUNDIVO |
inglŏmĕrandus, a, um | |