haplologise – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of haplologise

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to haplologise
Participle: haplologised
Gerund: haplologising

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ihaplologise
youhaplologise
he;she;ithaplologises
wehaplologise
youhaplologise
theyhaplologise

Perfect

Ihave haplologised
youhave haplologised
he;she;ithas haplologised
wehave haplologised
youhave haplologised
theyhave haplologised

Past

Ihaplologised
youhaplologised
he;she;ithaplologised
wehaplologised
youhaplologised
theyhaplologised

Pluperfect

Ihad haplologised
youhad haplologised
he;she;ithad haplologised
wehad haplologised
youhad haplologised
theyhad haplologised

Future

Iwill haplologise
youwill haplologise
he;she;itwill haplologise
wewill haplologise
youwill haplologise
theywill haplologise

Future Perfect

Iwill have haplologised
youwill have haplologised
he;she;itwill have haplologised
wewill have haplologised
youwill have haplologised
theywill have haplologised

Subjunctive

Present

Ihaplologise
youhaplologise
he;she;ithaplologise
wehaplologise
youhaplologise
theyhaplologise

Perfect

Ihave haplologised
youhave haplologised
he;she;ithave haplologised
wehave haplologised
youhave haplologised
theyhave haplologised

Imperfect

Ihaplologised
youhaplologised
he;she;ithaplologised
wehaplologised
youhaplologised
theyhaplologised

Pluperfect

Ihad haplologised
youhad haplologised
he;she;ithad haplologised
wehad haplologised
youhad haplologised
theyhad haplologised

Conditional

Present

Iwould haplologise
youwould haplologise
he;she;itwould haplologise
wewould haplologise
youwould haplologise
theywould haplologise

Perfect

Iwould have haplologised
youwould have haplologised
he;she;itwould have haplologised
wewould have haplologised
youwould have haplologised
theywould have haplologised

Imperative

youhaplologise
weLet's haplologise
youhaplologise

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam haplologising
youare haplologising
he;she;itis haplologising
weare haplologising
youare haplologising
theyare haplologising

Perfect

Ihave been haplologising
youhave been haplologising
he;she;ithas been haplologising
wehave been haplologising
youhave been haplologising
theyhave been haplologising

Past

Iwas haplologising
youwere haplologising
he;she;itwas haplologising
wewere haplologising
youwere haplologising
theywere haplologising

Pluperfect

Ihad been haplologising
youhad been haplologising
he;she;ithad been haplologising
wehad been haplologising
youhad been haplologising
theyhad been haplologising

Future

Iwill be haplologising
youwill be haplologising
he;she;itwill be haplologising
wewill be haplologising
youwill be haplologising
theywill be haplologising

Future Perfect

Iwill have been haplologising
youwill have been haplologising
he;she;itwill have been haplologising
wewill have been haplologising
youwill have been haplologising
theywill have been haplologising

Conditional

Present

Iwould be haplologising
youwould be haplologising
he;she;itwould be haplologising
wewould be haplologising
youwould be haplologising
theywould be haplologising

Perfect

Iwould have been haplologising
youwould have been haplologising
he;she;itwould have been haplologising
wewould have been haplologising
youwould have been haplologising
theywould have been haplologising

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • […] where the SK has obviously misanalysed a "krtam nah" (haplologised by the reciters into "krta nah") and changed it into "karta nah" […] [1967, Indian Antiquary, page 12:]
  • Since in some cases (see (51) below) only a haplologised form is reconstructable on the basis of the Oceanic evidence, I have opted for positing both full and haplologised forms for Proto-Oceanic where both types of witness are found. [1994, Andrew K. Pawley, Malcolm D. Ross, Austronesian Terminolgies: Continuity and Change, page 275:]
  • […] and are therefore haplologised. [1996, Christel Stolz, Spatial Dimensions and Orientation of Objects in Yucatec Maya:]
  • […] where both affixes appear in a sequence and neither one haplologises the other. [2014, Antonio Fábregas, “Phrasal Spell Out: An Argument From Haplology”, in Linguistic Analysis:]