vernaculate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of vernaculate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to vernaculate
Participle: vernaculated
Gerund: vernaculating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	vernaculate
you	vernaculate
he;she;it	vernaculates
we	vernaculate
you	vernaculate
they	vernaculate

Perfect

I	have vernaculated
you	have vernaculated
he;she;it	has vernaculated
we	have vernaculated
you	have vernaculated
they	have vernaculated

Past

I	vernaculated
you	vernaculated
he;she;it	vernaculated
we	vernaculated
you	vernaculated
they	vernaculated

Pluperfect

I	had vernaculated
you	had vernaculated
he;she;it	had vernaculated
we	had vernaculated
you	had vernaculated
they	had vernaculated

Future

I	will vernaculate
you	will vernaculate
he;she;it	will vernaculate
we	will vernaculate
you	will vernaculate
they	will vernaculate

Future Perfect

I	will have vernaculated
you	will have vernaculated
he;she;it	will have vernaculated
we	will have vernaculated
you	will have vernaculated
they	will have vernaculated

Subjunctive

Present

I	vernaculate
you	vernaculate
he;she;it	vernaculate
we	vernaculate
you	vernaculate
they	vernaculate

Perfect

I	have vernaculated
you	have vernaculated
he;she;it	have vernaculated
we	have vernaculated
you	have vernaculated
they	have vernaculated

Imperfect

I	vernaculated
you	vernaculated
he;she;it	vernaculated
we	vernaculated
you	vernaculated
they	vernaculated

Pluperfect

I	had vernaculated
you	had vernaculated
he;she;it	had vernaculated
we	had vernaculated
you	had vernaculated
they	had vernaculated

Conditional

Present

I	would vernaculate
you	would vernaculate
he;she;it	would vernaculate
we	would vernaculate
you	would vernaculate
they	would vernaculate

Perfect

I	would have vernaculated
you	would have vernaculated
he;she;it	would have vernaculated
we	would have vernaculated
you	would have vernaculated
they	would have vernaculated

Imperative

you	vernaculate
we	Let's vernaculate
you	vernaculate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am vernaculating
you	are vernaculating
he;she;it	is vernaculating
we	are vernaculating
you	are vernaculating
they	are vernaculating

Perfect

I	have been vernaculating
you	have been vernaculating
he;she;it	has been vernaculating
we	have been vernaculating
you	have been vernaculating
they	have been vernaculating

Past

I	was vernaculating
you	were vernaculating
he;she;it	was vernaculating
we	were vernaculating
you	were vernaculating
they	were vernaculating

Pluperfect

I	had been vernaculating
you	had been vernaculating
he;she;it	had been vernaculating
we	had been vernaculating
you	had been vernaculating
they	had been vernaculating

Future

I	will be vernaculating
you	will be vernaculating
he;she;it	will be vernaculating
we	will be vernaculating
you	will be vernaculating
they	will be vernaculating

Future Perfect

I	will have been vernaculating
you	will have been vernaculating
he;she;it	will have been vernaculating
we	will have been vernaculating
you	will have been vernaculating
they	will have been vernaculating

Conditional

Present

I	would be vernaculating
you	would be vernaculating
he;she;it	would be vernaculating
we	would be vernaculating
you	would be vernaculating
they	would be vernaculating

Perfect

I	would have been vernaculating
you	would have been vernaculating
he;she;it	would have been vernaculating
we	would have been vernaculating
you	would have been vernaculating
they	would have been vernaculating

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'vernaculate'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'vernaculate'

vermiculate, ejaculate, emaculate, geniculate, overcalculate, reinoculate, vehiculate, vernacularise, vernacularize, vesiculate,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

Casual observers like you and I, tend to think that a sharp dividing line exists between living and nonliving things, but we are, to vernaculate, dead wrong. [1950, The Chrysanthemum and Dahlia:]
“It must pay pretty well for you guys to be doing that,” she vernaculated. [1970, George Lewis, Luminous Night, page 263:]