FINIRE

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: FINIRE
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: IV
Meaning: end

Comments

Source has fin- as root of gerund. This may be dubious, since in all other cells this verb has fen-.

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: feˈni
Gerund

non-finite: fiˈnɛnno
Past Participle

non-finite: feˈnitu
Imperative

2SG: feˈniʃʃi

1PL:

2PL: feˈnite
Present Indicative

1SG: feˈniʃʃo

2SG: feˈniʃʃi

3SG: feˈniʃʃe

1PL: feˈnimo

2PL: feˈnite

3PL: feˈniʃʃu
Present Subjunctive

1SG: feˈniʃʃe

2SG: feˈniʃʃi

3SG: feˈniʃʃe

1PL: feˈnimo

2PL: feˈnite

3PL: feˈniʃʃenu
Imperfect Indicative

1SG: feˈnia

2SG: feˈnii

3SG: feˈnia

1PL: feniˈɛmo

2PL: feniˈɛte

3PL: feˈnianu
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative - No Form

1SG:

2SG:

3SG:

1PL:

2PL:

3PL:
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive

1SG: feˈnisse

2SG: feˈniʃʃi

3SG: feˈnisse

1PL: fenisˈsɛmmo

2PL: fenisˈsɛʃte

3PL: feˈnisseru
Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive - No Form

1SG:

2SG:

3SG:

1PL:

2PL:

3PL:
Preterite

1SG: feˈnio

2SG: feˈniʃti

3SG: feˈnio

1PL: feniˈɛmmo

2PL: feniˈɛʃte

3PL: feˈniru
Romance Future

1SG: fenerˈrajo

2SG: fenerˈrai

3SG: fenerˈra

1PL: fenerˈremo

2PL: fenerˈrete

3PL: fenerˈrau
Romance Conditional

1SG: fenerˈria

1SG: fenerˈrebbe

2SG: fenerˈriʃti

3SG: fenerˈria

1PL: fenerˈrɛmmo

2PL: fenerˈrɛʃte

3PL: fenerˈrianu