capesso – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of capesso

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(Ind. Present 1.sg.): capessō

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: capéssere
Present participle: capessēns; capesséntis
Future participle: capessītúrus
Gerund: capesséndum
Gerundive: capesséndus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: capéssere
Perfect participle: capessītum



Active

Indicative

Present

egocapessō
tūcapessis
iscapessit
nōscapéssimus
vōscapéssitis
iīcapessunt

Imperfect

egocapessḗbam
tūcapessḗbās
iscapessḗbat
nōscapessēbā́mus
vōscapessēbā́tis
iīcapessḗbant

I Future

egocapessam
tūcapessēs
iscapesset
nōscapessḗmus
vōscapessḗtis
iīcapessent

Perfect

egocapessīvī
tūcapessīvístī
iscapessīvit
nōscapessīvimus
vōscapessīvístis
iīcapessīvḗrunt

Pluperfect

egocapessī́veram
tūcapessī́verās
iscapessī́verat
nōscapessīverā́mus
vōscapessīverā́tis
iīcapessī́verant

II Future

egocapessī́verō
tūcapessī́veris
iscapessī́verit
nōscapessīvérimus
vōscapessīvéritis
iīcapessī́verint

Subjunctive

Present

egocapessam
tūcapessās
iscapessat
nōscapessā́mus
vōscapessā́tis
iīcapessant

Imperfect

egocapesserem
tūcapesserēs
iscapesseret
nōscapesserḗmus
vōscapesserḗtis
iīcapesserent








Perfect

egocapessī́verim
tūcapessī́veris
iscapessī́verit
nōscapessīvérimus
vōscapessīvéritis
iīcapessī́verint

Pluperfect

egocapessīvíssem
tūcapessīvíssēs
iscapessīvísset
nōscapessīvissḗmus
vōscapessīvissḗtis
iīcapessīvíssent

I Imperative

tūcapesse
vōscapéssite

II Imperative

tūcapéssitō
iscapéssitō
vōscapessitṓte
iīcapessúntō

Passive

Indicative

Present

egocapessor
tūcapésseris
iscapéssitur
nōscapéssimur
vōscapessíminī
iīcapessúntur

Imperfect

egocapessḗbar
tūcapessēbā́ris
iscapessēbā́tur
nōscapessēbā́mur
vōscapessēbā́minī
iīcapessēbántur

I Future

egocapessar
tūcapessḗris
iscapessḗtur
nōscapessḗmur
vōscapessḗminī
iīcapesséntur

Perfect

egocapessītus sum
tūcapessītus es
iscapessītus est
nōscapessītī sumus
vōscapessītī estis
iīcapessītī sunt

Pluperfect

egocapessītus eram
tūcapessītus erās
iscapessītus erat
nōscapessītī erāmus
vōscapessītī erātis
iīcapessītī erant

II Future

egocapessītus erō
tūcapessītus eris
iscapessītus erit
nōscapessītī erimus
vōscapessītī eritis
iīcapessītī erunt

Subjunctive

Present

egocapessar
tūcapessā́ris
iscapessā́tur
nōscapessā́mur
vōscapessā́minī
iīcapessā́ntur

Imperfect

egocapesserer
tūcapesserḗris
iscapesserḗtur
nōscapesserḗmur
vōscapesserḗminī
iīcapesserḗntur








Perfect

egocapessītus sim
tūcapessītus sīs
iscapessītus sit
nōscapessītī sīmus
vōscapessītī sītis
iīcapessītī sint

Pluperfect

egocapessītus essem
tūcapessītus essēs
iscapessītus esset
nōscapessītī essēmus
vōscapessītī essētis
iīcapessītī essent

Verbs conjugated like 'capesso'

arcesso, capesso, facesso, incesso, lacesso,

Verbs similar to 'capesso'

calesco, canesco, casso, cesso, facesso, lacesso, aperio, arcesso, aresco, caeco,

Translations

Etymology

1. Etymology tree
2. substratebor.?
3. Proto-Indo-European *kap-
4. Proto-Indo-European *-yéti
5. Proto-Indo-European *kapyéti
6. Proto-Italic *kapjō
7. Old Latin kapiō
8. Latin capiō
9. Latin -essō
10. Latin capessō
11. From capiō (“to seize, take”) + -essō.

Additional Information

Cognates

-

Sample Sentences

  • Sed nunc Ītaliam magnam Grȳnēus Apollō,
  • Ītaliam Lyciae iussēre capessere sortēs:
  • hīc amor, haec patria est. [...] (“But now, noble Italy — Apollo at Grynium, [and] the oracles of Lycia — [all] bid me strive to reach Italy: This is my desire; there, my homeland.”) [29 BCE – 19 BCE, Vergilius, Aeneis 4.345–347]
  • capessere fugam (be on the run, to fly)

Vulgate Verses