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Conjugation of comedere in Latin

comedereto eatirregular

Praesēnspresent

Actions happening now or habitually.

Praesēns of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomedō
comedis
is/ea/idcomedit
nōscomedimus
vōscomeditis
eī/eae/eacomedunt

Common mistakes in the Praesēns

  • egocomedocomedōThe 1st singular present has a long final -ō: comedō.

Imperfectum

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

Imperfectum of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomedēbam
comedēbās
is/ea/idcomedēbat
nōscomedēbāmus
vōscomedēbātis
eī/eae/eacomedēbant

Futūrum Ifuture

Actions that will happen.

Futūrum I of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomedam
comedēs
is/ea/idcomedet
nōscomedēmus
vōscomedētis
eī/eae/eacomedent

Perfectumpresent perfect

Past actions with a bearing on the present.

Perfectum of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomēdī
comēdistī
is/ea/idcomēdit
nōscomēdimus
vōscomēdistis
eī/eae/eacomēdērunt

Common mistakes in the Perfectum

  • egocomedīcomēdīThe perfect has a long ē in the stem: comēdī.

Plūsquamperfectumpluperfect

Actions completed before another past action.

Plūsquamperfectum of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomēderam
comēderās
is/ea/idcomēderat
nōscomēderāmus
vōscomēderātis
eī/eae/eacomēderant

Futūrum Perfectumfuture perfect

Actions that will be finished by a future point.

Futūrum Perfectum of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomēderō
comēderis
is/ea/idcomēderit
nōscomēderimus
vōscomēderitis
eī/eae/eacomēderint

Subiūnctīvus Praesēnspresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

Subiūnctīvus Praesēns of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomedam
comedās
is/ea/idcomedat
nōscomedāmus
vōscomedātis
eī/eae/eacomedant

Subiūnctīvus Imperfectumimperfect subjunctive

Hypothetical or unreal situations in the past.

Subiūnctīvus Imperfectum of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomederem
comederēs
is/ea/idcomederet
nōscomederēmus
vōscomederētis
eī/eae/eacomederent

Subiūnctīvus Perfectumperfect subjunctive

Completed hypothetical actions.

Subiūnctīvus Perfectum of comedere
PersonConjugation
egocomēderim
comēderīs
is/ea/idcomēderit
nōscomēderīmus
vōscomēderītis
eī/eae/eacomēderint

Imperātīvusimperative

Commands and requests.

Imperātīvus of comedere
PersonConjugation
comedē
nōscomedēte

Common mistakes in the Imperātīvus

  • comediscomedēThe singular imperative uses the bare imperative form comedē, not a present indicative ending.

comedere — frequently asked questions

Is comedere a regular verb?
No — comedere is an irregular Latin verb, so some of its forms do not follow the standard endings.
What does comedere mean?
comedere is a Latin verb meaning "to eat".