LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verbfirst conjugation

pede tellūrem pulsō

pede tellūrem pulsō (present infinitive pede tellūrem pulsāre, perfect active pede tellūrem pulsāvī, supine pede tellūrem pulsātum)
Classical[ˈpɛ.dɛ tɛlˈluː.rẽː ˈpʊɫ.soː]Ecclesiastical[ˈpɛː.de telˈluː.rem ˈpul.so]

Meaning

  1. to dance

Conjugation conjugation 1

active indicative
formpresentimperfectfutureperfectpluperfectfut. perfect
1st sg.pede tellūrem pulsōpede tellūrem pulsābampede tellūrem pulsābōpede tellūrem pulsāvīpede tellūrem pulsāverampede tellūrem pulsāverō
2nd sg.pede tellūrem pulsāspede tellūrem pulsābāspede tellūrem pulsābispede tellūrem pulsāvistīpede tellūrem pulsāverāspede tellūrem pulsāveris
3rd sg.pede tellūrem pulsatpede tellūrem pulsābatpede tellūrem pulsābitpede tellūrem pulsāvitpede tellūrem pulsāveratpede tellūrem pulsāverit
1st pl.pede tellūrem pulsāmuspede tellūrem pulsābāmuspede tellūrem pulsābimuspede tellūrem pulsāvimuspede tellūrem pulsāverāmuspede tellūrem pulsāverimus
2nd pl.pede tellūrem pulsātispede tellūrem pulsābātispede tellūrem pulsābitispede tellūrem pulsāvistispede tellūrem pulsāverātispede tellūrem pulsāveritis
3rd pl.pede tellūrem pulsantpede tellūrem pulsābantpede tellūrem pulsābuntpede tellūrem pulsāvērunt
pede tellūrem pulsāvēre
pede tellūrem pulsāverantpede tellūrem pulsāverint
active subjunctive
active subjunctive
formpresentimperfectperfectpluperfect
1st sg.pede tellūrem pulsempede tellūrem pulsārempede tellūrem pulsāverimpede tellūrem pulsāvissem
2nd sg.pede tellūrem pulsēspede tellūrem pulsārēspede tellūrem pulsāverīspede tellūrem pulsāvissēs
3rd sg.pede tellūrem pulsetpede tellūrem pulsāretpede tellūrem pulsāveritpede tellūrem pulsāvisset
1st pl.pede tellūrem pulsēmuspede tellūrem pulsārēmuspede tellūrem pulsāverīmuspede tellūrem pulsāvissēmus
2nd pl.pede tellūrem pulsētispede tellūrem pulsārētispede tellūrem pulsāverītispede tellūrem pulsāvissētis
3rd pl.pede tellūrem pulsentpede tellūrem pulsārentpede tellūrem pulsāverintpede tellūrem pulsāvissent
passive indicative
passive indicative
formpresentimperfectfuture
1st sg.pede tellūs pulsorpede tellūs pulsābarpede tellūs pulsābor
2nd sg.pede tellūs pulsāris
pede tellūs pulsāre
pede tellūs pulsābāris
pede tellūs pulsābāre
pede tellūs pulsāberis
pede tellūs pulsābere
3rd sg.pede tellūs pulsāturpede tellūs pulsābāturpede tellūs pulsābitur
1st pl.pede tellūs pulsāmurpede tellūs pulsābāmurpede tellūs pulsābimur
2nd pl.pede tellūs pulsāminīpede tellūs pulsābāminīpede tellūs pulsābiminī
3rd pl.pede tellūs pulsanturpede tellūs pulsābanturpede tellūs pulsābuntur
passive subjunctive
passive subjunctive
formpresentimperfect
1st sg.pede tellūs pulserpede tellūs pulsārer
2nd sg.pede tellūs pulsēris
pede tellūs pulsēre
pede tellūs pulsārēris
pede tellūs pulsārēre
3rd sg.pede tellūs pulsēturpede tellūs pulsārētur
1st pl.pede tellūs pulsēmurpede tellūs pulsārēmur
2nd pl.pede tellūs pulsēminīpede tellūs pulsārēminī
3rd pl.pede tellūs pulsenturpede tellūs pulsārentur
imperative
imperative
formactivepassive
pres. 2nd sg.pede tellūrem pulsāpede tellūs pulsāre
pres. 2nd pl.pede tellūrem pulsātepede tellūs pulsāminī
fut. 2nd sg.pede tellūrem pulsātōpede tellūs pulsātor
fut. 3rd sg.pede tellūrem pulsātōpede tellūs pulsātor
fut. 2nd pl.pede tellūrem pulsātōte—
fut. 3rd pl.pede tellūrem pulsantōpede tellūs pulsantor
infinitives & participles
infinitives & participles
formactivepassive
present infinitivepede tellūrem pulsārepede tellūrem pulsārī
perfect infinitivepede tellūrem pulsāvissepede tellūrem pulsātum esse
future infinitivepede tellūrem pulsātūrum essepede tellūrem pulsātum īrī
present participlepede tellūrem pulsāns—
perfect participle—pede tellūs pulsātus
future participlepede tellūrem pulsātūruspede tellūs pulsandus
gerundpede tellūrem pulsandī, pede tellūrem pulsandō, pede tellūrem pulsandumsupinepede tellūrem pulsātum, pede tellūrem pulsātū

Origins

From pede (“with foot”, the ablative singular of pēs (“a foot”)) + tellūrem (the accusative singular of tellūs (“earth, ground”)) + pulsō (“to beat, to strike, to pulsate”), literally “to beat the ground with the foot”.