neo – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of neo

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(Ind. Present 1.sg.): neō

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: nḗre
Present participle: nēns; néntis
Future participle: netúrus
Gerund: néndum
Gerundive: néndus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: nḗre
Perfect participle: netum



Active

Indicative

Present

egoneō
tūnēs
isnet
nōsnḗmus
vōsnḗtis
iīnent

Imperfect

egonḗbam
tūnḗbās
isnḗbat
nōsnēbā́mus
vōsnēbā́tis
iīnḗbant

I Future

egonḗbō
tūnḗbis
isnḗbit
nōsnḗbimus
vōsnḗbitis
iīnḗbunt

Perfect

egonḗvī
tūnēvístī
isnḗvit
nōsnḗvimus
vōsnēvístis
iīnēvḗrunt

Pluperfect

egonḗveram
tūnā́verēs
isnḗverat
nōsnāverḗmus
vōsnāverḗtis
iīnḗverant

II Future

egonḗverō
tūnḗveris
isnḗverit
nōsnēvérimus
vōsnēvéritis
iīnḗverint

Subjunctive

Present

egoneam
tūneās
isneat
nōsneā́mus
vōsneā́tis
iīneant

Imperfect

egonḗrem
tūnḗrēs
isnḗret
nōsnērḗmus
vōsnērḗtis
iīnḗrent








Perfect

egonḗverim
tūnḗveris
isnḗverit
nōsnēvérimus
vōsnēvéritis
iīnḗverint

Pluperfect

egonēvíssem
tūnēvíssēs
isnēvísset
nōsnēvissḗmus
vōsnēvissḗtis
iīnēvíssent

I Imperative

tūnē
vōsnḗte

II Imperative

tūnḗtō
isnḗtō
vōsnētṓte
iīnéntō

Passive

Indicative

Present

egoneor
tūnḗris
isnḗtur
nōsnḗmur
vōsnḗminī
iīnéntur

Imperfect

egonḗbar
tūnēbā́ris
isnēbā́tur
nōsnēbā́mur
vōsnēbā́minī
iīnēbántur

I Future

egonḗbor
tūnḗberis
isnḗbitur
nōsnḗbimur
vōsnēbíminī
iīnēbúntur

Perfect

egonetus sum
tūnetus es
isnetus est
nōsnetī sumus
vōsnetī estis
iīnetī sunt

Pluperfect

egonetus eram
tūnetus erās
isnetus erat
nōsnetī erāmus
vōsnetī erātis
iīnetī erant

II Future

egonetus erō
tūnetus eris
isnetus erit
nōsnetī erimus
vōsnetī eritis
iīnetī erunt

Subjunctive

Present

egonear
tūneā́ris
isneā́tur
nōsneā́mur
vōsneā́minī
iīneā́ntur

Imperfect

egonḗrer
tūnērḗris
isnērḗtur
nōsnērḗmur
vōsnērḗminī
iīnērḗntur








Perfect

egonetus sim
tūnetus sīs
isnetus sit
nōsnetī sīmus
vōsnetī sītis
iīnetī sint

Pluperfect

egonetus essem
tūnetus essēs
isnetus esset
nōsnetī essēmus
vōsnetī essētis
iīnetī essent

Verbs similar to 'neo'

beo, eo, ineo, meo, neco, nego, no, abeo, aceo, adeo,

Translations

Etymology

From Proto-Italic *nēō, itself from Proto-Indo-European *(s)neh₁-. The term may derive from a root present or, alternatively, a ye-present *(s)néh₁yeti, which may also be attested in Proto-Celtic *sniyeti. It is impossible to determine which of these forms is reflected in the Latin term. If the Latin word derived from the ye-present, the Proto-Italic term would have passed through an intermediate phase in *nējō. See: Proto-Italic '*nēō'.

Verbs referencing "neo"

Welsh nyddu.

Additional Information

Cognates

-

Sample Sentences

  • sed et mulieres doctae dederunt quae neverant hyacinthum purpuram et vermiculum ac byssum

Vulgate Verses

  • (Matthaeus 6:28) et de vestimento quid solliciti estis considerate lilia agri quomodo crescunt non laborant nec nent And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: