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DOLERE

Etymology and Meaning

• Etymon: DOLERE
• Language of the etymon: Latin
• Latin Conjugation: II
• Meaning: hurt

Comments

• Verb is used only in the third person and non-finite forms.

Grammatical Categories

• Infinitive
  non-finite: oˈle
• Gerund
  non-finite: oˈlɛnno
• Past Participle
  non-finite: oˈlutu
• Imperative - Not given
  2SG:

  1PL:

  2PL:
• Present Indicative
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: ˈɔle

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: ˈoʎʎu
• Present Subjunctive
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: ˈɔle

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: ˈolenu
• Imperfect Indicative
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: oˈlea

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: oˈleanu
• Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative - No Form
• Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: oˈlesse

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: oˈlesseru
• Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive - No Form
• Preterite
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: oˈleo

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: oˈletteru
• Romance Future
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: olerˈra

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: olerˈrau
• Romance Conditional
  1SG:

  2SG:

  3SG: olerˈria

  1PL:

  2PL:

  3PL: olerˈrianu