autumo – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of autumo

Dictionary lookup word

(Ind. Present 1.sg.): autumō

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: autumā́re
Present participle: autumāns; autumántis
Future participle: autumātúrus
Gerund: autumándum
Gerundive: autumándus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: autumā́re
Perfect participle: autumā́tum



Active

Indicative

Present

egoautumō
tūautumās
isautumat
nōsautumā́mus
vōsautumā́tis
iīautumant

Imperfect

egoautumā́bam
tūautumā́bās
isautumā́bat
nōsautumābā́mus
vōsautumābā́tis
iīautumā́bant

I Future

egoautumā́bō
tūautumā́bis
isautumā́bit
nōsautumā́bimus
vōsautumā́bitis
iīautumā́bunt

Perfect

egoautumā́vī
tūautumāvístī
isautumā́vit
nōsautumā́vimus
vōsautumāvístis
iīautumāvḗrunt

Pluperfect

egoautumā́veram
tūautumā́verās
isautumā́verat
nōsautumāverā́mus
vōsautumāverā́tis
iīautumā́verant

II Future

egoautumā́verō
tūautumā́veris
isautumā́verit
nōsautumāvérimus
vōsautumāvéritis
iīautumā́verint

Subjunctive

Present

egoautumem
tūautumēs
isautumet
nōsautumḗmus
vōsautumḗtis
iīautument

Imperfect

egoautumā́rem
tūautumā́rēs
isautumā́ret
nōsautumārḗmus
vōsautumārḗtis
iīautumā́rent








Perfect

egoautumā́verim
tūautumā́veris
isautumā́verit
nōsautumāvérimus
vōsautumāvéritis
iīautumā́verint

Pluperfect

egoautumāvíssem
tūautumāvíssēs
isautumāvísset
nōsautumāvissḗmus
vōsautumāvissḗtis
iīautumāvíssent

I Imperative

tūautumā
vōsautumā́te

II Imperative

tūautumā́tō
isautumā́tō
vōsautumātṓte
iīautumántō

Passive

Indicative

Present

egoautumor
tūautumā́ris
isautumā́tur
nōsautumā́mur
vōsautumā́minī
iīautumántur

Imperfect

egoautumā́bar
tūautumābā́ris
isautumābā́tur
nōsautumābā́mur
vōsautumābā́minī
iīautumābántur

I Future

egoautumā́bor
tūautumā́beris
isautumā́bitur
nōsautumā́bimur
vōsautumābíminī
iīautumābúntur

Perfect

egoautumā́tus sum
tūautumā́tus es
isautumā́tus est
nōsautumā́tī sumus
vōsautumā́tī estis
iīautumā́tī sunt

Pluperfect

egoautumā́tus eram
tūautumā́tus erās
isautumā́tus erat
nōsautumā́tī erāmus
vōsautumā́tī erātis
iīautumā́tī erant

II Future

egoautumā́tus erō
tūautumā́tus eris
isautumā́tus erit
nōsautumā́tī erimus
vōsautumā́tī eritis
iīautumā́tī erunt

Subjunctive

Present

egoautumer
tūautumḗris
isautumḗtur
nōsautumḗmur
vōsautumḗminī
iīautumḗntur

Imperfect

egoautumā́rer
tūautumārḗris
isautumārḗtur
nōsautumārḗmur
vōsautumārḗminī
iīautumārḗntur








Perfect

egoautumā́tus sim
tūautumā́tus sīs
isautumā́tus sit
nōsautumā́tī sīmus
vōsautumā́tī sītis
iīautumā́tī sint

Pluperfect

egoautumā́tus essem
tūautumā́tus essēs
isautumā́tus esset
nōsautumā́tī essēmus
vōsautumā́tī essētis
iīautumā́tī essent

Verbs conjugated like 'autumo'

abalieno, aberro, abiudico, abiuro, ablego, abnego, abomino, abominor, abrogo, abstulo, abundo, accelero, accerso, acclamo, acclino, accommodo, accumulo, accuro, accuso, acervo, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'autumo'

absumo, assumo, auguro, abduco, abiuro, abludo, abluo, abnuo, abrumpo, abstulo,

Translations

Etymology

According to De Vaan, perhaps from autem + aiō, similarly to negō.

Additional Information

Cognates

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Sample Sentences

  • Et ad illum "Nōn" inquam "immeritō medicī fīdī cibō et crapulā distentōs saeva et gravia somniāre autumant. […]" (And I said to him, "It's for good reasons that trustworthy doctors assert that those swollen with food and drink have violent and severe dreams. […] ") [c. 125 CE – 180 CE, Apuleius, Metamorphoses 1.18]
  • In illo siquidem loco, ut Hebraei autumant, aliquando contigerat Abraham offerre filium suum Isaac, quando, cum jam paratus esset occidere filium, et in holocaustum exhibere, improviso aries apparuit, et altare circumstetit, quem Abraham pro filio immolavit. (Accordingly, it was in that place, as Hebrew people assert, that Abraham's near-offering of his son Isaac was about to happen when, already prepared to kill his son to make of him a burnt-offering, a ram suddenly appeared and stoof around the altar, which Abraham then sacrificed instead of his son.) [895 CE, Angelomus Luxovensis, Enarrationes in libros Regum In librum secundum.24]
  • Hōc tractū temporum, ante annōs quīnque et sexāgintā quam urbs Rōmāna conderētur, ab Elissā Tȳriā, quam quīdam Dīdō autumant, Carthāgō conditur. (In this period of time, 65 years before the city of Rome were to be founded, Carthage was founded by Elissa the Tyrian, whom some people name Dido.) [c. 19 BCE – c. 31 CE, Marcus Velleius Paterculus, Historia Romana 1.6]

Vulgate Verses