Verb Synopsis (amo)
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to the Principle Parts of the Verb

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Use this table to illustrate rules for building verb forms.


1st Part  2nd Part  3rd Part  4th Part 
AMÔ  AMÂRE  AMÂVΠ AMÂTUS 

 
 
   
Principle part used
Active Voice
Principle part used
Passive Voice
               
Indicatives Present
1+2*
am[â]
 
ô
1+2
am[a]
[o]
r
Imperfect
1+2
amâ
ba
m
1+2
amâ
ba
r
Future
1+2
amâ
b
ô
1+2
amâ
b[o]
r
                 
Present Perfect
3
amâv
 
î
4
amât
 
us sum
Past Perfect
3
amâv
era
m
4
amât
 
us eram
Future Perfect
3
amâv
er[i]
ô
4
amât
 
us erô
                   
Subjunctives Present
1+2
am
e
m
1+2
am
e
r
Imperfect
2
amâre
 
m
2
amâre 
 
r
Perfect
3
amâv
eri
m
4
amât
 
us sim
Past Perfect
3
amâv
isse
m
4
amât
 
us essem
                   
Participles Present Participle
1
amâ
 
ns        
Past Participle        
4
amât
 
us a um
Future Participle
4
amât
ûr
us a um
1+2
ama
 
ndus a um
                   
Imperatives Present
1+2
1+2
amâ
amâ
 
te
1+2
1+2
amâ
amâ
 
re
minî
                   
Infinitives Present Infinitive
2
amâre
 
 
2
amâr
 
î
Perfect Infinitive
3
amâv
isse
 
4
amât
 
us esse
Future Infinitive
4
amât
ûr 
us esse
4
amât
 
um îrî

 
*The designation 1+2 refers to the first two parts, which would actually both be needed to determine endings only with the third / third-io conjugations (e.g., reg-unt, cap-iunt).  Otherwise, the second part alone can usually allow you to construct the correct endings for the forms here indicated by the 1+2
 

 
 

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