What does retrōcēdō mean in Latin?

retrōcēdō, a verb, means “to retrocede, give back, restore, reassign”.

What are the principal parts of retrōcēdō?

retrōcēdō, retrōcēdere, retrōcessī, retrōcessum (third conjugation).

In classical Latin, [rɛ.troːˈkeː.doː]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [re.troˈt͡ʃɛː.do].

verbthird conjugation

retrōcēdō (present infinitive retrōcēdere, perfect active retrōcessī, supine retrōcessum)

Classical[rɛ.troːˈkeː.doː]Ecclesiastical[re.troˈt͡ʃɛː.do]

retrō eō

retrōcēdō -ere — in IVLIANVS I: Gallia, ch. 11

active indicative
form	present	imperfect	future	perfect	pluperfect	fut. perfect
1st sg.	retrōcēdō	retrōcēdēbam	retrōcēdam	retrōcessī	retrōcesseram	retrōcesserō
2nd sg.	retrōcēdis	retrōcēdēbās	retrōcēdēs	retrōcessistī	retrōcesserās	retrōcesseris
3rd sg.	retrōcēdit	retrōcēdēbat	retrōcēdet	retrōcessit	retrōcesserat	retrōcesserit
1st pl.	retrōcēdimus	retrōcēdēbāmus	retrōcēdēmus	retrōcessimus	retrōcesserāmus	retrōcesserimus
2nd pl.	retrōcēditis	retrōcēdēbātis	retrōcēdētis	retrōcessistis	retrōcesserātis	retrōcesseritis
3rd pl.	retrōcēdunt	retrōcēdēbant	retrōcēdent	retrōcessērunt retrōcessēre	retrōcesserant	retrōcesserint

active subjunctive

active subjunctive
form	present	imperfect	perfect	pluperfect
1st sg.	retrōcēdam	retrōcēderem	retrōcesserim	retrōcessissem
2nd sg.	retrōcēdās	retrōcēderēs	retrōcesserīs	retrōcessissēs
3rd sg.	retrōcēdat	retrōcēderet	retrōcesserit	retrōcessisset
1st pl.	retrōcēdāmus	retrōcēderēmus	retrōcesserīmus	retrōcessissēmus
2nd pl.	retrōcēdātis	retrōcēderētis	retrōcesserītis	retrōcessissētis
3rd pl.	retrōcēdant	retrōcēderent	retrōcesserint	retrōcessissent

passive indicative

passive indicative
form	present	imperfect	future
1st sg.	retrōcēdor	retrōcēdēbar	retrōcēdar
2nd sg.	retrōcēderis retrōcēdere	retrōcēdēbāris retrōcēdēbāre	retrōcēdēris retrōcēdēre
3rd sg.	retrōcēditur	retrōcēdēbātur	retrōcēdētur
1st pl.	retrōcēdimur	retrōcēdēbāmur	retrōcēdēmur
2nd pl.	retrōcēdiminī	retrōcēdēbāminī	retrōcēdēminī
3rd pl.	retrōcēduntur	retrōcēdēbantur	retrōcēdentur

passive subjunctive

passive subjunctive
form	present	imperfect
1st sg.	retrōcēdar	retrōcēderer
2nd sg.	retrōcēdāris retrōcēdāre	retrōcēderēris retrōcēderēre
3rd sg.	retrōcēdātur	retrōcēderētur
1st pl.	retrōcēdāmur	retrōcēderēmur
2nd pl.	retrōcēdāminī	retrōcēderēminī
3rd pl.	retrōcēdantur	retrōcēderentur

imperative

infinitives & participles

infinitives & participles
form	active	passive
present infinitive	retrōcēdere	retrōcēdī
perfect infinitive	retrōcessisse	retrōcessum esse
future infinitive	retrōcessūrum esse	retrōcessum īrī
present participle	retrōcēdēns	—
perfect participle	—	retrōcessus retrōcessa, retrōcessā, retrōcessae, retrōcessam, retrōcessārum, retrōcessās, retrōcesse, retrōcessīs, retrōcessō, retrōcessōrum, retrōcessōs
future participle	retrōcessūrus retrōcessūra, retrōcessūrā, retrōcessūrae, retrōcessūram, retrōcessūrārum, retrōcessūrās, retrōcessūre, retrōcessūrī, retrōcessūrīs, retrōcessūrō, retrōcessūrōrum, retrōcessūrōs, retrōcessūrum	retrōcēdendus retrōcēdundus, retrōcēdenda, retrōcēdendā, retrōcēdendae, retrōcēdendam, retrōcēdendārum, retrōcēdendās, retrōcēdende, retrōcēdendīs, retrōcēdendōrum, retrōcēdendōs

gerundretrōcēdendī, retrōcēdendō, retrōcēdendumsupineretrōcessum, retrōcessū

rē^trō-cēdo (or separate, rē^tro cēdo), ĕre, v. n.,

I. to go back, retire, recede, Liv. 8, 8, 9 (Weissenb. retro cedentes); Curt. 3, 8, 17; 7, 4, 4.

From retrō + cēdō.

Descendants