Description of Form
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Latin Form
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Translation(s) in English Idiom
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| present imperative active |
cane! canite! |
sing! (one of you) sing! (you all) |
| present indicative active |
canit |
s/he sings, is singing, does sing |
| future indicative active |
canet |
s/he will sing |
| imperfect indicative active |
canebat |
s/he was singing, sang, used to sing, kept singing |
| perfect indicative active |
cecinit |
s/he sang, has sung, did sing |
| pluperfect indicative active |
cecinerat |
s/he had sung |
| future perfect indicative active |
cecinerit |
s/he will have sung |
| present indicative passive |
canitur |
it is sung, is being sung |
| future indicative passive |
canetur |
it will be sung |
| imperfect indicative passive |
canebatur |
it was being sung, used to be sung, kept being sung, was sung |
| perfect indicative passive |
cantum est |
it was sung, has been sung |
| pluperfect indicative passive |
cantum erat |
it had been sung |
| future perfect indicative passive |
cantum erit |
it will have been sung |
| future passive periphrastic |
canendum est |
it is to be sung, must be sung |
| future active periphrastic |
cantura est, canturus est |
she is about to sing, he is about to sing |
| present infinitive active |
canere |
to sing |
| present infinitive passive |
cani |
to be sung |
| perfect infinitive active |
cecinisse |
to have sung |
| perfect infinitive passive |
cantum -am -um -os -as -a esse |
to have been sung |
| future infinitive active |
canturum -am -um -os -as -a esse |
to be about to sing |
| future infinitive passive |
cantum iri |
to be about to be sung |
| present participle active |
canens (-entis) |
singing |
| future participle active |
canturus -a -um |
being about to sing |
| perfect participle passive |
cantus -a -um |
sung, having been sung |
| future participle passive |
canendus -a -um |
about to be sung, must be sung, having to be sung |