obsum – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of obsum

Dictionary lookup word

(Ind. Present 1.sg.): obsum

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: obesse
Present participle: obsēns; obséntis
Future participle: obesúrus
Gerund: obeséndum
Gerundive: obeséndus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: obesse
Perfect participle: obesum



Active

Indicative

Present

egoobsum
tūobes
isobest
nōsobsumus
vōsobéstis
iīobsunt

Imperfect

egooberam
tūoberās
isoberat
nōsoberā́mus
vōsoberā́tis
iīoberant

I Future

egooberō
tūoberis
isoberit
nōsobérimus
vōsobéritis
iīoberunt

Perfect

egoobfuī
tūobfuístī
isobfuit
nōsobfúimus
vōsobfuístis
iīobfuḗrunt

Pluperfect

egoobfúeram
tūobfúerās
isobfúerat
nōsobfuerā́mus
vōsobfuerā́tis
iīobfúerant

II Future

egoobfúerō
tūobfúeris
isobfúerit
nōsobfuérimus
vōsobfuéritis
iīobfúerint

Subjunctive

Present

egoobsim
tūobsīs
isobsit
nōsobsīmus
vōsobsītis
iīobsint

Imperfect

egoobessem
tūobessēs
isobesset
nōsobessḗmus
vōsobessḗtis
iīobessent








Perfect

egoobfúerim
tūobfúeris
isobfúerit
nōsobfuérimus
vōsobfuéritis
iīobfúerint

Pluperfect

egoobfuíssem
tūobfuíssēs
isobfuísset
nōsobfuissḗmus
vōsobfuissḗtis
iīobfuíssent

I Imperative

tūobes
vōsobéste

II Imperative

Passive

Indicative

Present

Imperfect

I Future

Perfect

Pluperfect

II Future

Subjunctive

Present

Imperfect








Perfect

Pluperfect

Verbs conjugated like 'obsum'

absum, adsum, desum, insum, intersum, obsum, possum, praesum, prodsum, subsum, sum, supersum,

Verbs similar to 'obsum'

absum, absumo, adsum, desum, insum, obruo, obsto, possum, subsum, sum,

Translations

Etymology

From ob- (“against”) + sum (“to be”).

Additional Information

Cognates

-

Sample Sentences

  • cultūs et ōrnātīs variē prōdīsse capillīs (Her elegance was against her, and that she went about with variously ornate hairstyles,
  • together with her ready retorts to the strict old men.
  • (See Claudia Quinta.)) [8 CE, Ovidius, Fasti 4.309–310]
  • SĪMŌ: Simul, scelerātus Dāvus sī quid cōnsilī / habet, ut cōnsūmat nunc cum nīl obsint dolī. (SIMO: At the same time, if that wicked Davus has thought of some scheme, he may squander it now when his tricks won’t be a hindrance.
  • Or, …when his tricks will do no harm.) [166 BCE, Publius Terentius Afer, Andria 159–160]

Vulgate Verses

  • (I Machabaeus 1:11) et exiit ex eis radix peccatrix Antiochus Inlustris filius Antiochi regis qui fuerat Romae obses et regnavit in anno centesimo tricesimo et septimo regni Graecorum