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Latin Voice Endings: grammar reference

Study Latin voice endings: Personal endings, Perfect passive system, Participle agreement, Agent or instrument, Latin verb. Reference tables, labeled forms, and…

Personal endings

Personal endings
PersonActivePassive
1st sg.-ō / -m-r
2nd sg.-s-ris / -re
3rd sg.-t-tur
1st pl.-mus-mur
2nd pl.-tis-minī
3rd pl.-nt-ntur

Perfect passive system

Perfect passive system
TenseParticiple + sumMeaning
Perfectamātus sumI was / have been loved
Pluperfectamātus eramI had been loved
Future perfectamātus erōI shall have been loved

Participle agreement

Participle agreement
GenderSingularPlural
Masculineamātusamātī
Feminineamātaamātae
Neuteramātumamāta

Agree with the subject. Compound form charts show masculine subjects.

Agent or instrument

Agent or instrument
RolePatternExample
Personal agentā / ab + Abl.ā poētā
InstrumentAbl. alonestilō

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Allen & Greenough: Latin Grammar · Bennett: New Latin Grammar