Latin dictionary · verb
gradior
to step, walk, stride
Dictionary forms: gradior, gradī, gressus
Inflection: third (-iō variant) conjugation, deponent
Meaning and definitions
- to step, walk, stride
- to "walk" as in to act or behave, to join with
- to advance, proceed, go, move
Connected roots
- grad-
stepping, going
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- progress
forward movement toward a destination or goal
- gradual
taking place in stages over a period of time
Recorded forms
| Form | Grammar |
|---|---|
| gradior | 1st sg. present active indicative |
| graderis | 2nd sg. present active indicative |
| gradere | 2nd sg. present active indicative |
| graditur | 3rd sg. present active indicative |
| gradimur | 1st pl. present active indicative |
| gradiminī | 2nd pl. present active indicative |
| gradiuntur | 3rd pl. present active indicative |
| gradiēbar | 1st sg. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiēbāris | 2nd sg. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiēbāre | 2nd sg. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiēbātur | 3rd sg. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiēbāmur | 1st pl. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiēbāminī | 2nd pl. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiēbantur | 3rd pl. imperfect active indicative |
| gradiar | 1st sg. future active indicative |
| gradiēris | 2nd sg. future active indicative |
| gradiēre | 2nd sg. future active indicative |
| gradiētur | 3rd sg. future active indicative |
| gradiēmur | 1st pl. future active indicative |
| gradiēminī | 2nd pl. future active indicative |
| gradientur | 3rd pl. future active indicative |
| gradī | present active infinitive |
| gradiēns | present active participle |
| gressūrus | future active participle |
| gradiendus | future passive participle |
| gradiundus | future passive participle |
| gressus | perfect active participle |
| gradiar | 1st sg. present active subjunctive |
| gradiāris | 2nd sg. present active subjunctive |
| gradiāre | 2nd sg. present active subjunctive |
| gradiātur | 3rd sg. present active subjunctive |
| gradiāmur | 1st pl. present active subjunctive |
| gradiāminī | 2nd pl. present active subjunctive |
| gradiantur | 3rd pl. present active subjunctive |
| gradere | 2nd sg. present active imperative |
| gradiminī | 2nd pl. present active imperative |
| graditor | 2nd sg. future active imperative |
| graditor | 3rd sg. future active imperative |
| gradiuntor | 3rd pl. future active imperative |
| graderer | 1st sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| graderēris | 2nd sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| graderēre | 2nd sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| graderētur | 3rd sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| graderēmur | 1st pl. imperfect active subjunctive |
| graderēminī | 2nd pl. imperfect active subjunctive |
| graderentur | 3rd pl. imperfect active subjunctive |
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