Latin dictionary · verb
sequor
to follow, to come or go after, to pursue
Dictionary forms: sequor, sequī, secūtus
Inflection: third conjugation, deponent
Meaning and definitions
- to follow, to come or go after, to pursue
- to accede or conform to, follow, comply with
- to attend, accompany
- to succeed (i.e., follow in position)
- to follow, ensue
Connected roots
- sequ-
following
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- sequence
a particular order in which related things follow each other
- consecutive
following continuously in unbroken order
Recorded forms
| Form | Grammar |
|---|---|
| sequor | 1st sg. present active indicative |
| sequeris | 2nd sg. present active indicative |
| sequere | 2nd sg. present active indicative |
| sequitur | 3rd sg. present active indicative |
| sequimur | 1st pl. present active indicative |
| sequiminī | 2nd pl. present active indicative |
| sequuntur | 3rd pl. present active indicative |
| sequēbar | 1st sg. imperfect active indicative |
| sequēbāris | 2nd sg. imperfect active indicative |
| sequēbāre | 2nd sg. imperfect active indicative |
| sequēbātur | 3rd sg. imperfect active indicative |
| sequēbāmur | 1st pl. imperfect active indicative |
| sequēbāminī | 2nd pl. imperfect active indicative |
| sequēbantur | 3rd pl. imperfect active indicative |
| sequar | 1st sg. future active indicative |
| sequēris | 2nd sg. future active indicative |
| sequēre | 2nd sg. future active indicative |
| sequētur | 3rd sg. future active indicative |
| sequēmur | 1st pl. future active indicative |
| sequēminī | 2nd pl. future active indicative |
| sequentur | 3rd pl. future active indicative |
| sequī | present active infinitive |
| sequēns | present active participle |
| secūtūrus | future active participle |
| sequūtūrus | future active participle |
| sequendus | future passive participle |
| secūtus | perfect active participle |
| sequūtus | perfect active participle |
| sequar | 1st sg. present active subjunctive |
| sequāris | 2nd sg. present active subjunctive |
| sequāre | 2nd sg. present active subjunctive |
| sequātur | 3rd sg. present active subjunctive |
| sequāmur | 1st pl. present active subjunctive |
| sequāminī | 2nd pl. present active subjunctive |
| sequantur | 3rd pl. present active subjunctive |
| sequere | 2nd sg. present active imperative |
| sequiminī | 2nd pl. present active imperative |
| sequitor | 2nd sg. future active imperative |
| sequitor | 3rd sg. future active imperative |
| sequuntor | 3rd pl. future active imperative |
| sequerer | 1st sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| sequerēris | 2nd sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| sequerēre | 2nd sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| sequerētur | 3rd sg. imperfect active subjunctive |
| sequerēmur | 1st pl. imperfect active subjunctive |
| sequerēminī | 2nd pl. imperfect active subjunctive |
| sequerentur | 3rd pl. imperfect active subjunctive |
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