DICERE

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: DICERE
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: III
Meaning: say

Comments

The alternative future and conditional forms are reported in the source to be modern. The 1SG conditional is given with final -a in source.

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: ˈdir
Gerund - Not given

non-finite:
Past Participle

non-finite: ˈdit
Imperative

2SG: ˈdi

1PL: diˈzone

2PL: diˈze
Present Indicative

1SG: ˈdige

1SG: ˈdie

2SG: ˈdis

3SG: ˈdis

1PL: diˈzoŋ

2PL: diˈze

3PL: ˈdis
Present Subjunctive

1SG: ˈdige

1SG: ˈdie

2SG: ˈdige

2SG: ˈdie

3SG: ˈdige

3SG: ˈdie

1PL: diˈzone

2PL: diˈzede

3PL: ˈdie
Imperfect Indicative

1SG: diˈzee

2SG: diˈzea

3SG: diˈzea

1PL: diˈzea

2PL: diˈzesi

3PL: diˈzea
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative - No Form
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive

1SG: diˈzese

2SG: diˈzese

3SG: diˈzese

1PL: diˈzese

2PL: diˈzesi

2PL: diziˈsjede

3PL: diˈzese
Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive - No Form
Preterite - No Form
Romance Future

1SG: dizeˈrɔ

1SG: diˈrɔ

2SG: dizeˈra

2SG: diˈra

3SG: dizeˈra

3SG: diˈra

1PL: dizeˈroŋ

1PL: diˈroŋ

2PL: dizeˈre

2PL: diˈre

3PL: dizeˈra

3PL: diˈra
Romance Conditional

1SG: dizeˈrie

1SG: diˈria

2SG: dizeˈrie

3SG: dizeˈrie

1PL: dizeˈrie

2PL: dizeˈresi

3PL: dizeˈrie