HABERE
Etymology and Meaning
- Etymon: HABERE
- Language of the etymon: Latin
- Latin Conjugation: II
- Meaning: have
Comments
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Present indicative. The first set of forms given is for the lexical verb 'have'. The second set if for auxiliary 'have'. There is yet another set of forms for the auxiliary used when there is a third person pronominal direct object. These are essentially the same as the forms listed here, but characterized by the initial vowel /a/.
Grammatical Categories
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Infinitive
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Gerund
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Past Participle
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Imperative
- Not given
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Present Indicative
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Present Subjunctive
- Not given
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Imperfect Indicative
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Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative
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Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive
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Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive
- No Form
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Preterite
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Romance Future
- No Form
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Romance Conditional
- No Form