gannio – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of gannio

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(Ind. Present 1.sg.): ganniō

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: gannī́re
Present participle: ganniēns; ganniéntis
Future participle: gannītúrus
Gerund: ganniéndum
Gerundive: ganniéndus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: gannī́re
Perfect participle: gannī́tum



Active

Indicative

Present

egoganniō
tūgannīs
isgannit
nōsgannī́mus
vōsgannī́tis
iīganniunt

Imperfect

egoganniḗbam
tūganniḗbās
isganniḗbat
nōsganniēbā́mus
vōsganniēbā́tis
iīganniḗbant

I Future

egoganniam
tūganniēs
isganniet
nōsganniḗmus
vōsganniḗtis
iīgannient

Perfect

egogannī́vī
tūgannīvístī
isgannī́vit
nōsgannī́vimus
vōsgannīvístis
iīgannīvḗrunt

Pluperfect

egogannī́veram
tūgannī́verās
isgannī́verat
nōsgannīverā́mus
vōsgannīverā́tis
iīgannī́verant

II Future

egoganníverō
tūganníveris
isganníverit
nōsgannivérimus
vōsgannivéritis
iīganníverint

Subjunctive

Present

egoganniam
tūganniās
isganniat
nōsganniā́mus
vōsganniā́tis
iīganniant

Imperfect

egogannī́rem
tūgannī́rēs
isgannī́ret
nōsgannīrḗmus
vōsgannīrḗtis
iīgannī́rent








Perfect

egogannī́verim
tūgannī́veris
isgannī́verit
nōsgannīvérimus
vōsgannīvéritis
iīgannī́verint

Pluperfect

egogannīvíssem
tūgannīvíssēs
isgannīvísset
nōsgannīvissḗmus
vōsgannīvissḗtis
iīgannīvíssent

I Imperative

tūgannī
vōsgannī́te

II Imperative

tūgannī́tō
isgannī́tō
vōsgannītṓte
iīganniúntō

Passive

Indicative

Present

egogánnior
tūgannī́ris
isgannī́tur
nōsgannī́mur
vōsgannī́minī
iīganniúntur

Imperfect

egoganniḗbar
tūganniēbā́ris
isganniēbā́tur
nōsganniēbā́mur
vōsganniēbā́minī
iīganniēbántur

I Future

egoganniar
tūganniḗris
isganniḗtur
nōsganniḗmur
vōsganniḗminī
iīganniéntur

Perfect

egogannī́tus sum
tūgannī́tus es
isgannī́tus est
nōsgannī́tī sumus
vōsgannī́tī estis
iīgannī́tī sunt

Pluperfect

egogannī́tus eram
tūgannī́tus erās
isgannī́tus erat
nōsgannī́tī erāmus
vōsgannī́tī erātis
iīgannī́tī erant

II Future

egogannī́tus erō
tūgannī́tus eris
isgannī́tus erit
nōsgannī́tī erimus
vōsgannī́tī eritis
iīgannī́tī erunt

Subjunctive

Present

egoganniar
tūganniā́ris
isganniā́tur
nōsganniā́mur
vōsganniā́minī
iīganniā́ntur

Imperfect

egogannī́rer
tūgannīrḗris
isgannīrḗtur
nōsgannīrḗmur
vōsgannīrḗminī
iīgannīrḗntur








Perfect

egogannī́tus sim
tūgannī́tus sīs
isgannī́tus sit
nōsgannī́tī sīmus
vōsgannī́tī sītis
iīgannī́tī sint

Pluperfect

egogannī́tus essem
tūgannī́tus essēs
isgannī́tus esset
nōsgannī́tī essēmus
vōsgannī́tī essētis
iīgannī́tī essent

Verbs conjugated like 'gannio'

accio, adhinnio, adservio, amolior, audio, blandior, circummunio, communio, concio, condio, consopio, convestio, crucio, custodio, definio, delenio, demolior, deservio, dispertio, dormio, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'gannio'

Translations

Etymology

According to Pokorny, from a Proto-Indo-European root common to English kink, Polish gęgać (“to gaggle”) and Ancient Greek γογγρύζω (gongrúzō, “to grunt”). De Vaan notes that most of the non-Slavic words mentioned by Pokorny seem to trace back to a Proto-Indo-European *gang- (“to mock”), and is skeptical of their affiliation with the Latin term, the latter whose primary meaning seems to be more "to growl" than "to mock". He thus separates the Slavic words as the most likely comparanda (see also Russian гугнивый (gugnivyj, “(uncommon) speaking through the nose”)), and considers them, as well as the Latin, to be onomatopoeic. See: English 'kink', Polish 'gęgać'.

Verbs referencing "gannio"

Old French jangler, Galician enganar, Portuguese enganar.

Additional Information

Cognates

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Sample Sentences

Vulgate Verses

  • (Isaias 10:14) et invenit quasi nidum manus mea fortitudinem populorum et sicut colliguntur ova quae derelicta sunt sic universam terram ego congregavi et non fuit qui moveret pinnam et aperiret os et ganniret And my hand hath found as a nest the riches of the people: and as one gathereth eggs that are left, have I gathered all the earth; and there was none that moved the wing, or opened the mouth, or peeped.