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§166. Verb-Endings

The Verb-endings, as they are formed by the signs for mood and tense combined with personal endings, are—

ACTIVEPASSIVE
INDICATIVESUBJUNCTIVEINDICATIVESUBJUNCTIVE
PRESENTPRESENT
SING.1. -ōVowel-Change: I,1 to ē; II, to eā; III, to ā; IV, to iā.-m-orVowel-Change: as inActive.-r
2. -s-s-ris (-re)-ris (-re)
3. -t-t-tur-tur
PLUR.1. -mus-mus-mur-mur
2. -tis-tis-minī-minī
3. -nt-nt-ntur-ntur
IMPERFECTIMPERFECT
SING.1. -ba-m-re-m-ba-r-re-r
2. -bā-s-rē-s-bā-ris (-re)-rē-ris (-re)
3. -ba-t-re-t-bā-tur-rē-tur
PLUR.1. -bā-mus-rē-mus-bā-mur-rē-mur
2. -bā-tis-rē-tis-bā-minī-rē-minī
3. -ba-nt-re-nt-ba-ntur-re-ntur
INDICATIVEINDICATIVE
FUTUREFUTURE
I, II 1III, IVI, IIIII, IV1
SING.1. -b-ōVowel-Change: as indicated in italics; verbs in -iō retainingi before these vowels.-a -m-bo-rVowel-Change: asin Active.-a -r
2. -bi-s-ē -s-be-ris (-re)-ē -ris (-re)
3. -bi-t-e -t-bi-tur-ē -tur
PLUR.1. -bi-mus-ē -mus-bi-mur-ē-mur
2. -bi-tis-ē -tis-bi-minī-ē -minī
3. -bu-nt-e -nt-bu-ntur-e -ntur
ActivePassive
INDICATIVESUBJUNCTIVEINDICATIVESUBJUNCTIVE
PERFECTPERFECT
SING.1. -ī-eri-m-tus (-ta, -tum) sum sim
2. -is-tī-eri-s es sīs
3. -i-t-eri-t est sit
PLUR.1. -i-mus-eri-mus-tī (-tae, -ta) sumus sīmus
2. -is-tis-eri-tis estis sītis
3. -ēru-nt (-ēre)-eri-nt sunt sint
PLUPERFECTPLUPERFECT
SING.1. -era-m-isse-m-tus(-ta, -tum) eram essem
2. -erā-s-issē-s erās essēs
3. -era-t-isse-t erat esset
PLUR.1. -erā-mus-issē-mus-tī (-tae, -ta) erāmus essēmus
2. -erā-tis-issē-tis erātis essētis
3. -era-nt-isse-nt erant essent
FUTURE PERFECTFUTURE PERFECT
SING.1. -er-ō-tus (-ta, -tum) erō
2. -eri-s eris
3. -eri-t erit
PLUR.1. -eri-mus-tī (-tae, -ta) erimus
2. -eri-tis eritis
3. -eri-nt erunt
IMPERATIVE
PRESENTPRESENT
SING. 2. ----PLUR. 2. -teSING. 2. -rePLUR. 2. -minī
FUTUREFUTURE
2. -tō2. -tōte2. -tor
3. -tō3. -ntō3. -tor3. -ntor

For convenience a table of the Noun and Adjective forms of the verb is here added.

INFINITIVE
PRES.-re (Pres. stem)I, II, IV.-rī; III. -ī
PERF.-isse (Perf. stem)-tus (-ta, -tum) esse
FUT.-tūrus (-a, -um) esse -tum īrī
PARTICIPLES
PRES.-ns, -ntisPERF.-tus, -ta, -tum
FUT.-tūrus, -a, -umGER.-ndus, -nda, -ndum
GERUNDSUPINE
-ndī, -ndō, -ndum, -ndō-tum, -tū

J. H. Allen and J. B. Greenough, New Latin Grammar (Boston: Ginn, 1903). Text provided under a CC BY-SA license by Perseus Digital Library, http://www.perseus.tufts.edu, with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.