ESSE / STARE

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: ESSE / STARE
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: special / I
Meaning: be

Comments

Imperative. The imperative forms of this verb are apparently supplied by those of STARE.

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: ˈeʃi
Gerund

non-finite: eˈʃɛŋdi
Past Participle

non-finite: ˈʃtɒ
Imperative - Not given

2SG:

1PL:

2PL:
Present Indicative

1SG: ˈsuŋ

2SG: ˈɛj

3SG: ˈɛ

1PL: ˈsuma

2PL: ˈsæj

3PL: ˈsuŋ
Present Subjunctive

1SG: ˈsetʃi

2SG: ˈsetʃa

3SG: ˈsetʃi

1PL: ˈsetʃmu

2PL: ˈsetʃi

3PL: ˈsetʃu
Imperfect Indicative

1SG: ˈɛɹa

2SG: ˈɛɹi

3SG: ˈɛɹa

1PL: ˈɛɹmu

2PL: ˈɛɹi

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

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2SG:

3SG:

1PL:

2PL:

3PL:
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive

1SG: ˈfusa

2SG: ˈfusi

3SG: ˈfusa

1PL: ˈfusmu

2PL: ˈfusi

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

1SG:

2SG:

3SG:

1PL:

2PL:

3PL:
Preterite - No Form

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2SG:

3SG:

1PL:

2PL:

3PL:
Romance Future

1SG: saˈrø

2SG: saˈrɒj

3SG: saˈra

1PL: saˈruma

2PL: saˈræj

3PL: saˈraŋ
Romance Conditional

1SG: saˈrɛjsa

2SG: saˈrɛjsi

3SG: saˈrɛjsa

1PL: saˈrɛjsmu

2PL: saˈrɛjsi

3PL: saˈrɛjsu