serpentine – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of serpentine

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to serpentine
Participle: serpentined
Gerund: serpentining

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iserpentine
youserpentine
he;she;itserpentines
weserpentine
youserpentine
theyserpentine

Perfect

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

Past

Iserpentined
youserpentined
he;she;itserpentined
weserpentined
youserpentined
theyserpentined

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iserpentine
youserpentine
he;she;itserpentine
weserpentine
youserpentine
theyserpentine

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iserpentined
youserpentined
he;she;itserpentined
weserpentined
youserpentined
theyserpentined

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youserpentine
weLet's serpentine
youserpentine

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English serpentine, from Old French serpentin, from Latin serpentīnus, from serpēns (“serpent”), equivalent to serpent + -ine.

Sample Sentences

  • 1813, George Nicholson, The Cambrian Traveller's Guidey
  • There were two little lakes, or rather large pools which stood in the bottom, whence issued a rivulet which serpentined in view for two or three miles, offering a pleasing relief to the eye.
  • The mountains were fully in their gorgeous autumn garb the next morning, as the train serpentined up and up toward the divide. [1912, William B. Simmons, “The First Tripper”, in Hamilton Literary Magazine, volume 47, page 123:]
  • Most great mountain riders carve up the slope, serpentining as he climbs up the mountain. A mountain rider will as he loses momentum will turn out a bit, reducing the angle of attack. He will continue carving switchbacks, using body english jumping from one side of his sled to the other, as he continues climbing higher and higher. [2002 April 29, mixgreg, “Mountain Sledding”, in rec.sport.snowmobiles (Usenet):]
  • At least one road here (the one serpentining up the mountain to Urfeld at the Walchensee) is prohibited for bicycles on weekends. [2012 January 29, Hans-Georg Michna, “GPS getting you into trouble”, in alt.satellite.gps.garmin (Usenet):]