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pertimesco: all forms

pertimesco means “become very frightened (of)”. Below is its full conjugation in Latin.

Present active

Present active
IndicativeSubjunctiveImperative
1st singularpertimescopertimescam
2nd singularpertimescispertimescaspertimesc · pertimesce
3rd singularpertimescitpertimescat
1st pluralpertimescimuspertimescamus
2nd pluralpertimescitispertimescatispertimescite
3rd pluralpertimescuntpertimescant

Present passive

Present passive
IndicativeSubjunctiveImperative
1st singularpertimescorpertimescar
2nd singularpertimescerispertimescare · pertimescarispertimescere
3rd singularpertimesciturpertimescatur
1st pluralpertimescimurpertimescamur
2nd pluralpertimesciminipertimescaminipertimescimini
3rd pluralpertimescunturpertimescantur

Imperfect active

Imperfect active
IndicativeSubjunctive
1st singularpertimescebampertimescerem
2nd singularpertimescebaspertimesceres
3rd singularpertimescebatpertimesceret
1st pluralpertimescebamuspertimesceremus
2nd pluralpertimescebatispertimesceretis
3rd pluralpertimescebantpertimescerent

Imperfect passive

Imperfect passive
IndicativeSubjunctive
1st singularpertimescebarpertimescerer
2nd singularpertimescebare · pertimescebarispertimescerere · pertimescereris
3rd singularpertimescebaturpertimesceretur
1st pluralpertimescebamurpertimesceremur
2nd pluralpertimescebaminipertimesceremini
3rd pluralpertimescebanturpertimescerentur

Future active

Future active
IndicativeImperative
1st singularpertimescam
2nd singularpertimescespertimescito
3rd singularpertimescetpertimescito
1st pluralpertimescemus
2nd pluralpertimescetispertimescitote
3rd pluralpertimescentpertimescunto

Future passive

Future passive
IndicativeImperative
1st singularpertimescar
2nd singularpertimescere · pertimescerispertimescitor
3rd singularpertimesceturpertimescitor
1st pluralpertimescemur
2nd pluralpertimescemini
3rd pluralpertimescenturpertimescuntor

Perfect active

Perfect active
IndicativeSubjunctive
1st singularpertimuipertimuerim
2nd singularpertimuistipertimueris
3rd singularpertimuitpertimuerit
1st pluralpertimuimuspertimuerimus
2nd pluralpertimuistispertimueritis
3rd pluralpertimuere · pertimueruntpertimuerint

Pluperfect active

Pluperfect active
IndicativeSubjunctive
1st singularpertimuerampertimuissem
2nd singularpertimueraspertimuisses
3rd singularpertimueratpertimuisset
1st pluralpertimueramuspertimuissemus
2nd pluralpertimueratispertimuissetis
3rd pluralpertimuerantpertimuissent

Future perfect active

Future perfect active
Indicative
1st singularpertimuero
2nd singularpertimueris
3rd singularpertimuerit
1st pluralpertimuerimus
2nd pluralpertimueritis
3rd pluralpertimuerint

Infinitives

Infinitives
ActivePassive
Presentpertimescerepertimesci
Perfectpertimuisse

Participles

Present active participle, singular
NeuterForms
Nominativepertimescens
Genitivepertimescentis
Dativepertimescenti
Accusativepertimescenspertimescentem
Ablativepertimescente · pertimescenti
Vocativepertimescens
Present active participle, plural
NeuterForms
Nominativepertimescentiapertimescentes
Genitivepertimescentum · pertimescentium
Dativepertimescentibus
Accusativepertimescentiapertimescentes
Ablativepertimescentibus
Vocativepertimescentiapertimescentes

Gerund, gerundive and supine

Gerundive, singular
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativepertimescenduspertimescendapertimescendum
Genitivepertimescendipertimescendaepertimescendi
Dativepertimescendopertimescendaepertimescendo
Accusativepertimescendumpertimescendampertimescendum
Ablativepertimescendopertimescendapertimescendo
Vocativepertimescendepertimescendapertimescendum
Gerundive, plural
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativepertimescendipertimescendaepertimescenda
Genitivepertimescendorumpertimescendarumpertimescendorum
Dativepertimescendis
Accusativepertimescendospertimescendaspertimescenda
Ablativepertimescendis
Vocativepertimescendipertimescendaepertimescenda

Meaning and examples of pertimesco

Source: Socratos (socratos.org), a free reader for Ancient Greek and Latin. Grammar from the Perseus Treebank and Morpheus; dictionary entries from Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary (Perseus Digital Library, CC BY-SA). Counts are from the texts on Socratos.