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regō · 3rd — Latin subjunctive conjugation chart

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Dictionary forms / transliteration: regō · 3rd

Compound passive forms show masculine subjects; the participle agrees with the subject in gender and number.

Present active subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personregamregāmus
Second personregāsregātis
Third personregatregant
Imperfect active subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personregeremregerēmus
Second personregerēsregerētis
Third personregeretregerent
Perfect active subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personrēxerimrēxerīmus
Second personrēxerīsrēxerītis
Third personrēxeritrēxerint
Pluperfect active subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personrēxissemrēxissēmus
Second personrēxissēsrēxissētis
Third personrēxissetrēxissent
Present passive subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personregarregāmur
Second personregārisregāminī
Third personregāturregantur
Imperfect passive subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personregererregerēmur
Second personregerērisregerēminī
Third personregerēturregerentur
Perfect passive subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personrēctus simrēctī sīmus
Second personrēctus sīsrēctī sītis
Third personrēctus sitrēctī sint
Pluperfect passive subjunctive
FormSingularPlural
First personrēctus essemrēctī essēmus
Second personrēctus essēsrēctī essētis
Third personrēctus essetrēctī essent

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