LATIN VERBALFORM FINDER

The Latin VERB: Inflectional Endings

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This list of the 473 "endings" of the Latin verb in all the possible forms employed, is searchable with the FIND in your browser. To find an ending, you will have to mentally remove the root and "stem" part. Then open the search FIND, first enter a a DOT and then without a space the Ending you want to identify.. Thus for "amabantur" you know the stem is "ama-" so enter ".bantur" and the search will take you to this ending with a grammatical definition, an example in Latin and translation. (The use of the DOT is to limit search to the exact form you asked for, and not find a "first match" which would be "bant"). The same form may be found in two verbal uses,. so be sure to look for adjacent words on the list.

If you use a MAC computer, I suggest you download and use the Mac PARSER in the download section below this on previous page, since it is a more advanced program covering nouns and verbs, in which you can enter a whole word. It will find the ending automatically from the WHOLE word, whereas here you must ask for the ending, without the stem. But if using a PC, this will do a similar job of searching, but just for the verbs..

.am
First singular present third conjugation active subjunctive ducam 'I might lead' If -iam, same form in (fourth conjugation).

.am

First singular of future active indicative (third conjugation) ducam 'I will lead' . Also first singular present subjunctive active indicative of this conjugation ducam 'I would lead'

.amini

(Rare) second plural present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive ducamini 'you (pl) might be led'

.amur

First plural present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive ducamur 'we might be led'

.amus

First plural of present (first conjugation) verbs in the active indicative amamus 'we love'

.amus

First plural present second conjugation active subjunctive ducamus 'let us lead' If -iamus, same form in (fourth conjugation).

.ant

Third plural of present (first conjugation) verbs in the active indicative amant 'they love'

.ant

Third plural present second conjugation active subjunctive ducant 'they might lead' If -iant, same form in (fourth conjugation).

.antur

Third plural present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive ducanmtur'they might be led'

.ar

First singular future passive indicative of third and (fourth conjugation)s only. Also this same form is the same as the first singular present subjunctive of these two conjugations. ducar 'I will be led

.ar

First singular present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive {ducar 'I might be led'

.are

Present active nfinitive (first conjugation) amare 'to love'

.are

Second singular present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive = aris which see

.arem

First singular imperfect (first conjugation) active subjunctive amarem 'I would love'

.aremini

(rare) second plural imperfect (first conjugation) passive subjunctive 'amaremini 'you (pl) would be loved'

.aremur

First plural imperfect (first conjugation) passive subjunctive amaremur 'we would be loved'

.aremus

First plural imperfect (first conjugation) active subjunctive amaremus 'we woudl love'

.arent

Third plural imperfect (first conjugation) active subjunctive amarent 'they would love'

.arentur

Third plural imperfect (first conjugation) passive subjunctive amarentur 'they would be loved'

.arer

First singular imperfect (first conjugation) passive subjunctive amarer 'I would be loved'

.arere

(rare) equivalent to -areris, which see

.areris

Second singular imperfect (first conjugation) passive subjunctive amareris 'you would be loved'

.ares

Second singular imperfect (first conjugation) active subjunctive {amares 'you would love''

.aret

Third singular imperfect (first conjugation) active subjunctive amaret 'he would love'

.aretis

Second plural imperfect (first conjugation) active subjunctive amaretis you (pl) would love'

.aretur

Third singular imperfect (first conjugation) passive subjunctive amaretur 'he would be loved'

.ari

Present passive infinitive (first conjugation) amari' to be loved'

.aris

Second singular present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive ducaris 'you might be led'

.as

Second singular of present (first conjugation) verbs in the active indicative amas 'you love'

.as

Second singular present second conjugation active subjunctive ducas 'you (sg) might lead' If -ias, same form in (fourth conjugation).

.at

Third singular of present (first conjugation) verbs in the active indicative amat "he loves'

.at

Third singular present second conjugation active subjunctive ducat 'he might lead' If -iat, same form in (fourth conjugation).

.atis

Second plural of present (first conjugation) verbs in the active indicative. amatis 'you (pl) love'

.atis

Second plural present second conjugation active subjunctive ducatis 'you (pl) might lead' If -iatis, same form in (fourth conjugation).

.atur

Third singular present (third conjugation) passive subjunctive ducatur 'he might be led'

.averam

First singular pluperfect active indicative (first conjugation) amaveram 'I had loved'

.averamus

First plural pluperfect active indicative (first conjugation) {amaveramus 'we had loved''

.averant

Third plural pluperfect active indicative (first conjugation) amaverant 'they had loved'

.averas

Second singular pluperfect active indicative (first conjugation) amaveras 'you had loved'

.averat

Third singular pluperfect active indicative (first conjugation) {amaverat 'he had loved'

.averatis

Second plural pluperfect active indicative (first conjugation) amaveratis 'you (pl) had loved'

.avere

A commonly used by-form to -averunt, which see.

.avero

This is a (first conjugation) future perfect, see the ending -ero

.averunt

Third plural perfect active indicative of (first conjugation) amaverunt 'they have loved' Also = =amavere, a commonly used by-form

.avi

First singular perfect active indicative of (first conjugation). amavi 'I have loved'

.avimus

First plural perfect active indicative of (first conjugation) amavimus 'we have loved'

.avisti

Second singular perfect active indicative of (first conjugation) amavisti 'you (sg.) have loved'

.avistis

Second plural perfect active indicative of (first conjugation) amavistis 'you (pl) have loved'

.avit

Third singular perfect active indicative of (first conjugation) amavit ' he has loved'

.ba-

General infix used for all imperfect active tenses, after which personal endings are joined. ama-ba-m,mone-ba-s etc.

.bam

First singular of imperfect active indicative all conjugations amabam 'I was loving'

.bamini

A rather rarely used general ending of the second plural imperfect passive indicative amabamini 'you (pl) were being loved'

.bamur

General ending of the first plural imperfect passive indicative amabamur 'we were being loved'

.bamus

First plural of imperfect active indicative all conjugations amabamus 'we were loving'

.bant

Third plural of imperfect active indicative all conjugations amabant 'they were loving'

.bantur

General ending of the third plural imperfect passive indicative

.bar

General ending of the first singular imperfect passive indicative amabar 'I was being loved'

.bare

By-form of -baris which see

.baris

General ending of the second singular imperfect passive indicative amabaris 'you (sg) were being loved'

.bas

Second singular of imperfect active indicative all conjugations amabas 'you (sg) were loving'

.bat

Third singular of imperfect active indicative all conjugations amabat 'he was loving'

.batis

Second plural of imperfect active indicative all conjugations amabatis 'you (pl) were loving'

.batur

General ending of the third singular imperfect passive indicative amabatur 'he was being loved'

.beris

General ending of the second singular future passive indicative of first and (second conjugation)s only amaberis 'you will be loved'

.bimini

A rather rarely used general ending of the second plural future passive indicative of first and (second conjugation)s only amabimini 'you (pl) will be loved'

.bimur

General ending of the first plural future passive indicative of first and (second conjugation)s only amabimur 'we will be loved'

.bimus

First plural of future active indicative first and(second conjugation) only amabimus ' we will love', monebimus ' we will warn'

.bis

Second singular of future active indicative first and (second conjugation) only amabis 'you (sg) will love' monebis 'you (sg) will warn'

.bit

Third singular of future active indicative first and (second conjugation) only amabit 'he will love' monebit ' he will warn'

.bitis

Second plural of future active indicative first and (second conjugation)s only amabitis 'you (pl) will love',monebitis 'you (pl) will warn

.bitur

General ending of the third singular future passive indicative of first and (second conjugation)s only amabitur 'he will be loved'

.bo

First singular of future active indicative first and (second conjugation)s only. amabo 'I will love' monebo 'I will warn'

.bor

General ending of the first singular future passive indicative of first and (second conjugation)s only. amabor 'I will be loved'

.bunt

Third plural of future active indicative first and (second conjugation)s only amabunt 'thye will love' monebunt 'they will warn'

.buntur

General ending of the third plural future passive indicative of first and (second conjugation)s only amabuntur 'they will be loved'

.eam

First singular present second conjugation active subjunctive moneam 'I might warn'

.eamini

(rare) Seconmd plural present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive moneamini 'you m (pl) might be warned'

.eamur

First plural present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive moneamur' we might be warned'

.eamus

First plural present second conjugation active subjunctive moneamus 'we might warn'

.eant

Third plural present second conjugation active subjunctive moneant 'they might warn'

.eantur

Third plural present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive moneantur 'they might be warned'

.ear

First singular present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive monear 'I might be warned'

.eare

Second singular present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive = =earis which see.

.earis

Second singular present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive monearis 'you might be warned'

.eas

Second singular present second conjugation active subjunctive moneas 'you (sg) might warn'

.eat

Third singular present second conjugation active subjunctive moneat 'he might warn'

.eatis

Second plural present second conjugation active subjunctive moneatis 'you (pl) might warn'

.eatur

Third singular present (second conjugation) passive subjunctive moneatur 'he might be warned'

.em

First singular present (first conjugation) active subjunctive amem 'I might love'

.emini

(Rare) second plural present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive amemini 'you (pl) might be loved'

.emini

second plural future passive indicative of (third and fourth conjugation)s only ducemini 'you will be led'

.emur

First plural future passive indicative of (third and fourth conjugation)s only ducemur 'we will be led'

.emur

First plural present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive amemur 'we might be loved'

.emus

First plural of present (second conjugation) verbs in the active indicative monemus Also third singular of future of (third conjugation) verbs ducemus ' we will lead'

.emus

First plural present (first conjugation) active subjunctive amemus 'we might love'

.ent

Third plural of present (second conjugation) verbs in the active indicative monent 'they warn' . Also 3 plural of (third conjugation) verbs in the future active indicative ducent 'they will lead'

.ent

Third plural present (first conjugation) active subjunctive ament 'they might love'

.entur

Third plural future passive indicative of (third and fourth conjugation)s only

.entur

Third plural present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive amentur 'they might be loved'

.eo

First singular of present (second conjugation) verbs in the active indicative moneo 'I warn'

.er

First singular present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive amer 'I might be loved'

.eram

'I was' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the pluperfect passive tense = = '... had been loved' etc.

.eramus

'we were' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the pluperfect passive tense = '... had been loved' etc.

.erant

'they were' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the pluperfect passive tense = '... had been loved' etc.

.eras

'you (sg) were' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the pluperfect passive tense = '... had been loved' etc

.erat

'he was' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the pluperfect passive tense = '... had been loved' etc.

.eratis

'you (pl) were' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the pluperfect passive tense = '... had been loved' etc.

.ere

Present iactive infinitive (second and third conjugations) monere 'to warn ducere 'to lead'

.ere

Second singular present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive = -eris which see

.ere

See -eris

.erem

First singular imperfect second and (third conjugation) active subjunctive monerem 'I would love' ducerem 'I would lead'

.eremini

Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -aremini, which see

.eremur

Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -aremur, which see

.eremus

First plural imperfect second and (third conjugation) active subjunctive moneremus 'we would love' duceremus 'we would lead'

.erent

Third plural imperfect second and (third conjugation) active subjunctive monerent 'they would love' ducerent'they would lead'

.erentur

Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -arentur, which see

.erer

Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -arer, which see

.erere

Rare Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -areris, which see

.ereris

Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -areris, which see

.eres

Second singular imperfect second and (third conjugation) active subjunctive {moneres 'you would love'' duceres 'you would lead'

.eret

Third singular imperfect second and (third conjugation) active subjunctive moneret 'he would love' duceret 'he would lead'

.eretis

Second plural imperfect second and third conjugation active subjunctive moneretis you (pl) would love' duceretis 'you would lead'

.eretur

Second and third conjugation equivalent of first conjugation -aretur, which see

.eri

Present passive infinitive (second conjugation) moneri 'to be warned'

.erim

First singular perfect active subjunctive all conjugations duxerim 'I might lead . (2 and 3 sg and 1 and 2 plur are identical with the future perfect active indicative)

.erimus

'we will be' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the future perfect passive tense = '... will have been loved' etc.

.erimus

General ending of the future perfect tense active indicative, first plural

.erint

'they will be ' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the future perfect passive tense = '... will have been loved' etc.

.erint

General ending of the future perfect tense active indicative, third plural

.erint

Third plural perfect active subjunctive all conjugations duxerint 'they might lead' (2 and 3 sg and 1 and 2 plur are identical with the future perfect active indicative)

.eris

'you will be' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the future perfect passive tense = '... will have been loved' etc.

.eris

General ending of the future perfect tense active indicative, second singular

.eris

Second singular future passive indicative of third and (fourth conjugation)s only. duces 'you (sg) will be led' Do not confuse this with the ending -eris used with perfect stems = Future Perfect Active Indicative

.eris

Second singular present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive ameris 'you might be loved'

.erit

'he will be ' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the future perfect passive tense = '... will have been loved' etc.

.erit

General ending of the future perfect tense active indicative. third singular

.eritis

'you (pl) will be' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the future perfect passive tense = '... will have been loved' etc.

.eritis

General ending of the future perfect tense active indicative, second plural

.ero

General ending of the future perfect tense active indicative, first singular amavero 'I will have loved' duxero 'I will have led'

.ero

"I will be' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the future perfect passive tense = '... will have been loved' etc.

.es

'you (sg) are' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the perfect passive tense. = '... have been loved' etc.

.es

Second singular of present (second conjugation) verbs in the active indicative mones 'you (sg) warn' Also second sing of future of third conjucation verbs duces 'you (sg) will lead'

.es

Second singular present (first conjugation) active subjunctive ames 'you (sg)might love. This is similar to the ending of the future active indicative of third and (fourth conjugation) verbs duces 'you will lead'

.esse

'to be' when joined with a future active participle futurus makes a compositive future active infinitive e.g. amaturus esse 'to be about to love'

.esse

'to be' when joined with a perfect passive participle amatus makes a composite passive infinitive in the perfect, e.g. amatus esse 'to have been loved'. (not 'to be loved' as the actual words might imply!)

.est^

he is' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the perfect passive tense. = '... has been loved' etc.

.estis

'you are' When used with a perfect passive participle amatus -a -um ductus -a -um etc. this is the composite form of the perfect passive tense. = '... have been loved' etc.

.et

Third singular of present (second conjugation) verbs in the active indicative monet 'he warns' Also third singular of future of (third conjugation) verbs ducet 'he will lead'

.et

Third singular present (first conjugation) active subjunctive amet 'he might love'

.etis

Second plural of present (second conjugation) verbs in the active indicative monetis you (pl) warn' Also third singular of future of (third conjugation) verbs ducetis 'you (pl) will lead'

.etis

Second plural present (first conjugation) active subjunctive ametis 'you (pl) might love'

.etur

Third singular future passive indicative of (third and fourth conjugation)s only. ducet 'he will be led'

.etur

Third singular present (first conjugation)_ passive subjunctive ametur 'he might be loved'

.i

First singular general ending of perfect active indicative all conjugations. But note with sign of the perfect 1 conj amav-i , 2 conj monu-i , 3 conj dux-i , 4 conj audivi-i 'I have heard'

.i
    Present passive infinitive (third conjugation) duci 'to be led'

.iamini

Fourth conjugation equivalent of -amini, which see.

.iamur

Fourth conjugation equivalent of -amur, which see.

.iantur

Fourth conjugation equivalent of -antur, which see.

.iar

Fourth conjugation equivalent of -ar, which see.

.iare

Fourth conjugation equivalent of -aris, which see.

.iaris
    Fourth conjugation equivalent of -aris, which see.

.iatur

Fourth conjugation equivalent of -atur, which see.

..ier

archaic passive infinitive form, = ri (amari = arier)which see. Plautus, Lucretius.

.imus

First plural of present (third conjugation) verbs in active indicative ducimus ' we lead' Also same in fourth conjugation audimus 'we hear' with long -i-

.io

First singular present of (fourth conjugation) verbs in active indicative audio 'I hear'

.ire

Present active infinitive (fourth conjugation) audire 'to hear'

.irem

First singular imperfect (fourth conjugation) active subjunctive monerem 'I would love' audirem 'I would hear'

.iremini
    Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -aremini, which see

.iremur

Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -aremur, which see

.iremus

First plural imperfect (fourth conjugation) active subjunctive audiremus 'we would hear'

.irent

Third plural imperfect (fourth conjugation) active subjunctive audirent 'they would hear'

.irentur

Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -arentur, which see

.irer

Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -arer, which see

.irere

Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -arere, which see

.ireris
    Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -areris, which see

.ires

Second singular imperfect (fourth conjugation) active subjunctive audires 'you would hear'

.iret

Third singular imperfect (fourth conjugation) active subjunctive audirem 'he would hear'

.iretis

Second plural imperfect fourth conjugation active subjunctive audiretis 'you (pl) would hear'

.iretur

Fourth conjugation equivalent of first conjucation -aretur, which see

.iri

Present passive infinitive (fourth conjugation) audiri 'to be heard'

.is

Second singular of present (third conjugation) verbs in active indicative ducis 'you lead' Also same in (fourth conjugation) audis 'you (sg) hear' with long -i-

.isse

Perfect active infinitive (all conjugations) amavisse 'to have loved' monuisse 'to have warned' duxisse 'to have led' audivisse 'to have heard'

.issem

First singular pluperfect active subjunctive all conjugations amavissem 'I would have loved' duxissem 'I would have led'