2021-09-10T19:43:58+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true to expect, to foresee, to receive, accept, to love, to hear, to fall , to capture, to take, to create, to give, to say, to be, to shout, to drive out, to make, to do, to wage, to wear, to have, to throw, to find, to kill, to send , to hate, to prepare, to put, to place, to be able, to promise, to remain, to rule, to ask, to know, to write, to save, to stand, to fear, to wish, to will, to come, to see, to conquer, to cut off, to sail, to call, to deliberate, to depart, to order, to owe, to ought, to destroy, to put down, to build, to harrass, was, were, to move, to propose, to hold, to keep, to show, to compel, to punish, to pretend, to feign, to hope, to be absent, to pour in, to recall, to escape, to break, to seize, to snatch, to happen, to lead, to divide, to accuse, to blame, to dismiss, to explain, to ask, to seek, to return, to go back, to collect, to show, to set out (deponet), to return (deponent), to die (deponent), to think, to take back, to retreat, to do, act, drive, discuss, spend time, to open, to attempt (deponent), to speak (deponent), to follow (deponent), to accuse, to blame, to dismiss, to explain, to ask, seek, to return, go back, to foresee, to expect, to collect, to set out (deponent), to show , to return (deponent), to be cautious of, beware of, to begin (a defective verb), to warn, to answer, to read flashcards

https://studylib.net

127 cards

Susan K

Latin Verbs

Latin by the Natural Method

Customize Share

Long Term Learning Spaced Repetition

Add to Long Term Learning Desk

Fast learning Repeat this set of flashcards

Preview Test Spell

Play

Match

Show all Difficult Familiar Mastered Starred

Review

to expect

exspectáre exspectávit, exspectátus
to foresee

praevidére, praevidit, praevisus
to receive, accept

accipere, accépit, accéptus
accipiunt
to love

amáre, amávit, amátus
to hear

audíre, audívit, audítus
to fall

cádere, cécidit, casúrus
to capture, to take

cápere, cepit, captus
capiunt
to create

creáre, creávit, creátus
to give

dare, dedit, datus
to say

dícere, dixit, dictus
to be

esse, fuit, futúrus
to shout

exclamáre, exclamávit, exclamátus
to drive out

expéllere, expúlit, expúlsus
to make, to do

fácere, fecit, factus
faciunt
to wage, to wear

gerere, gessit, gestus
to have

habére, hábuit, hábitus
to throw

iácere, iecit, iactus,
iaciunt
to find

inveníre, invénit, invéntus
to kill

interfícere, interfécit, interféctus
interfecerunt
to send

míttere, misit, missus
to hate

odisse, odit, osúrus
to prepare

paráre, parávit, parátus
to put, to place

pónere, pósuit, pósitus
to be able

posse, pótuit
potest
to promise

promíttere, promísit, promíssus
to remain

remánere, remánsit, remansúrus
to rule

regnáre, regnávit, regnátus
to ask

rogáre, rogávit, rogátus
to know

scire, scivit, scitus
to write

scríbere, scripsit, scriptus
to save

serváre, servávit, servtáus
to stand

stare, stetit, statúrus*
to fear

timére, tímuit
to wish, to will

velle, voluit, vult, volunt
to come

veníre, venit, ventúrus*
to see

vidére, vidit, visus
to conquer

víncere, vicit, victus
to cut off

interclúdere, interclúsit, interclúsus
to sail

navigáre, navigávit, navigátus
to call

vocáre, vocávit, vocátus
to deliberate

deliberáre, deliberávit, deliberátus
to depart

discédere, discéssit, discessuúrus
to order

iubére, iussit, iussus
to owe, to ought

debére, debúit, débitus
to destroy

delére, delévit, delétus
to put down

deponer, depósuit, depósitus
to build

aedificáre, aedificávit, aedificátus
to harrass

lacéssere, lacessívit, lacessítus
was, were

erat, erant
to move

movére, movit, motus
to propose

propónere, propósuit, propósitus
to hold, to keep

tenére, ténuit, tentus
to show

monstráre, monstrávit, monstrátus
to compel

cógere, coégit, coactus
to punish

puníre, punívit, punítus
to pretend, to feign

simuláre, simulávit, simulátus
to hope

speráre, sperávit, sperátus
to be absent

abésse, áfuit, afutúrus
to pour in

infúndere, infúdit, infúsus
to recall

revocáre, revocávit, revocátus
to escape

evádere, evásit, evásus
to break

frángere, frégit, fractus
to seize, to snatch

rápere, rápuit, ráptus
rápiunt
to happen

accídere, accídit
to lead

dúcere, dúcit, ductus
to divide

divídere, divísit, divísus
to accuse, to blame

accusare, accusavit, accusatus
to dismiss

dimittere, dimisit, dimissus
to explain

explicáre, explicávit, explicátus
to ask, to seek

petere, petivit, petitus
to return, to go back

redire, rediit, rediturus, (redeunt)
to collect

colligere, collegit, collectus
to show

ostendere, ostendit, ostensus
to set out (deponet)

proficisci, profectus est
to return (deponent)

reverti, reversus est
to die (deponent)

[moriuntur], mori, mortuus est
to think

putáre, putávit, putátus
to take back

[recipiunt], recipere, recepit, receptus
to retreat

[reciiunt], recipere se, recepit se, receptus se
to do, act, drive, discuss, spend time

agere, egit, actus
to open

aperire, aperuit, apertus
to attempt (deponent)

conari, conatus est
to speak (deponent)

loqui, locutus est
to follow (deponent)

sequi, secutus est
to accuse, to blame

accusáre, accusávit, accusátus
to dismiss

dimíttere, dimísit, dimíssus
to explain

explicáre, explicávit, explicátus
to ask, seek

pétere, petívit, petítus
to return, go back

redíre, rédiit, reditúrus, 3rd person plural present rédeunt
to foresee

prævidére, prævídit, prævísus
to expect

exspectáre, exspectávit, exspectátus
to collect

collígere, collégit, colléctus
to set out (deponent)

proficísci, proféctus est
to show

osténdere, osténdit, osténsus
to return (deponent)

revérti, revérsus est
to be cautious of, beware of

cavére, cavit, cautus
to begin (a defective verb)

cœpit, cœptus
to warn

monére, mónuit, mónitus
to answer

respondére, respóndit, respónsus
to read

légere, legit, lectus

Latin Verbs

Products

Support

Latin Verbs

Suggest us how to improve StudyLib