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progredior: all forms

progredior means “go forward, advance, proceed”. Below is its full conjugation in Latin.

Present active

Present active
IndicativeSubjunctiveImperative
1st singularprogredioprogrediam
2nd singularprogredisprogrediasprogred · progrede
3rd singularprogreditprogrediat
1st pluralprogredimusprogrediamus
2nd pluralprogreditisprogrediatisprogredite
3rd pluralprogrediuntprogrediant

Present passive

Present passive
IndicativeSubjunctiveImperative
1st singularprogrediorprogrediar
2nd singularprogrederisprogrediare · progrediarisprogredere
3rd singularprogrediturprogrediatur
1st pluralprogredimurprogrediamur
2nd pluralprogrediminiprogrediaminiprogredimini
3rd pluralprogrediunturprogrediantur

Imperfect active

Imperfect active
IndicativeSubjunctive
1st singularprogrediebamprogrederem
2nd singularprogrediebasprogrederes
3rd singularprogrediebatprogrederet
1st pluralprogrediebamusprogrederemus
2nd pluralprogrediebatisprogrederetis
3rd pluralprogrediebantprogrederent

Imperfect passive

Imperfect passive
IndicativeSubjunctive
1st singularprogrediebarprogrederer
2nd singularprogrediebare · progrediebarisprogredereris · progrederere
3rd singularprogrediebaturprogrederetur
1st pluralprogrediebamurprogrederemur
2nd pluralprogrediebaminiprogrederemini
3rd pluralprogrediebanturprogrederentur

Future active

Future active
IndicativeImperative
1st singularprogrediam
2nd singularprogrediesprogredito
3rd singularprogredietprogredito
1st pluralprogrediemus
2nd pluralprogredietisprogreditote
3rd pluralprogredientprogredunto

Future passive

Future passive
IndicativeImperative
1st singularprogrediar
2nd singularprogrediere · progredierisprogreditor
3rd singularprogredieturprogreditor
1st pluralprogrediemur
2nd pluralprogrediemini
3rd pluralprogredienturprogreduntor

Infinitives

Infinitives
ActivePassive
Presentprogredereprogredi

Participles

Present active participle, singular
NeuterForms
Nominativeprogrediens
Genitiveprogredientis
Dativeprogredienti
Accusativeprogrediensprogredientem
Ablativeprogrediente · progredienti
Vocativeprogrediens
Present active participle, plural
NeuterForms
Nominativeprogredientiaprogredientes
Genitiveprogredientum · progredientium
Dativeprogredientibus
Accusativeprogredientiaprogredientes
Ablativeprogredientibus
Vocativeprogredientiaprogredientes
Future active participle, singular
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativeprogressurusprogressuraprogressurum
Genitiveprogressuriprogressuraeprogressuri
Dativeprogressuroprogressuraeprogressuro
Accusativeprogressurumprogressuramprogressurum
Ablativeprogressuroprogressuraprogressuro
Vocativeprogressureprogressuraprogressurum
Future active participle, plural
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativeprogressuriprogressuraeprogressura
Genitiveprogressurorumprogressurarumprogressurorum
Dativeprogressuris
Accusativeprogressurosprogressurasprogressura
Ablativeprogressuris
Vocativeprogressuriprogressuraeprogressura
Perfect passive participle, singular
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativeprogressusprogressaprogressum
Genitiveprogressiprogressaeprogressi
Dativeprogressoprogressaeprogresso
Accusativeprogressumprogressamprogressum
Ablativeprogressoprogressaprogresso
Vocativeprogresseprogressaprogressum
Perfect passive participle, plural
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativeprogressiprogressaeprogressa
Genitiveprogressorumprogressarumprogressorum
Dativeprogressis
Accusativeprogressosprogressasprogressa
Ablativeprogressis
Vocativeprogressiprogressaeprogressa

Gerund, gerundive and supine

Gerundive, singular
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativeprogrediendusprogrediendaprogrediendum
Genitiveprogrediendiprogrediendaeprogrediendi
Dativeprogrediendoprogrediendaeprogrediendo
Accusativeprogrediendumprogrediendamprogrediendum
Ablativeprogrediendoprogrediendaprogrediendo
Vocativeprogrediendeprogrediendaprogrediendum
Gerundive, plural
MasculineFeminineNeuterForms
Nominativeprogrediendiprogrediendaeprogredienda
Genitiveprogrediendorumprogrediendarumprogrediendorum
Dativeprogrediendis
Accusativeprogrediendosprogrediendasprogredienda
Ablativeprogrediendis
Vocativeprogrediendiprogrediendaeprogredienda
Supine
Forms
Accusativeprogressum
Ablativeprogressu

Meaning and examples of progredior

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.