EXSUCARE

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: EXSUCARE
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: I
Meaning: dry

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: usˈka
Long infinitive

non-finite: usˈkare
Gerund

non-finite: usˈkɨnd
Past Participle

non-finite: usˈkat
Imperative

2SG: uˈsukə

1PL: usˈkəm

2PL: usˈkaʦʲ
Present Indicative

1SG: uˈsuk

2SG: uˈsuʧ

3SG: uˈsukə

1PL: usˈkəm

2PL: usˈkaʦʲ

3PL: uˈsukə
Present Subjunctive

1SG: uˈsuk

2SG: uˈsuʧ

3SG: uˈsuʧe

1PL: usˈkəm

2PL: usˈkaʦʲ

3PL: uˈsuʧe
Imperfect Indicative

1SG: usˈkam

2SG: usˈkai

3SG: usˈka

1PL: usˈkam

2PL: usˈkaʦʲ

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

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Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive

1SG: usˈkasem

2SG: usˈkaseʃ

3SG: usˈkase

1PL: usˈkaserəm

2PL: usˈkaserəʦʲ

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

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Preterite

1SG: usˈkai

2SG: usˈkaʃ

3SG: usˈkə

1PL: usˈkarəm

2PL: usˈkarəʦʲ

3PL: usˈkarə
Romance Future - No Form

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Romance Conditional - No Form

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