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capiō · 3rd -iō — Latin passive indicative conjugation chart

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Dictionary forms / transliteration: capiō · 3rd -iō

Compound forms show masculine subjects. Substitute feminine -a / -ae or neuter -um / -a as needed. Second-person singular passive -ris also has an alternative -re.

Present passive indicative
FormSingularPlural
First personcapiorcapimur
Second personcaperiscapiminī
Third personcapiturcapiuntur
Imperfect passive indicative
FormSingularPlural
First personcapiēbarcapiēbāmur
Second personcapiēbāriscapiēbāminī
Third personcapiēbāturcapiēbantur
Future passive indicative
FormSingularPlural
First personcapiarcapiēmur
Second personcapiēriscapiēminī
Third personcapiēturcapientur
Perfect passive indicative
FormSingularPlural
First personcaptus sumcaptī sumus
Second personcaptus escaptī estis
Third personcaptus estcaptī sunt
Pluperfect passive indicative
FormSingularPlural
First personcaptus eramcaptī erāmus
Second personcaptus erāscaptī erātis
Third personcaptus eratcaptī erant
Future perfect passive indicative
FormSingularPlural
First personcaptus erōcaptī erimus
Second personcaptus eriscaptī eritis
Third personcaptus eritcaptī erunt

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