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§202. Irregular Verbs

The irregular verb dō, give, is conjugated as follows:— PRINCIPAL PARTS: dō, dăre, dedī, datum

PRESENT STEM dă-PERFECT STEM ded-SUPINE STEM dat-
ACTIVEPASSIVE
INDICATIVE
PRESENTdōdamus----damur
dāsdatisdaris (-re)daminī
datdantdaturdantur
IMPERFECTdabamdabar
FUTUREdabōdabor
PERFECTdedīdatus sum
PLUPERFECTdederamdatus eram
FUTURE PERFECTdederōdatus erō
SUBJUNCTIVE
PRESENTdem, dēs, det, etc.----, dēris (-re), dētur, etc
IMPERFECTdaremdarer
PERFECTdederimdatus sim
PLUPERFECTdedissemdatus essem
IMPERATIVE
PRESENTdādatedaredaminī
FUTUREdatōdatōtedator----
datōdantōdatordantor
INFINITIVE
PRESENTdaredarī
PERFECTdedissedatus esse
FUTUREdatūrus essedatum īrī
PARTICIPLES
PRESENTdāns, dantisPERFECTdatus
FUTUREdatūrusGERUNDIVEdandus
GERUND
dandī, -dō, -dum, -dō
SUPINE
datum, datū
  • For compounds of dō, see § 209. a. N.

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.