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Conjugation of currere in Latin

currereto runirregular

Praesēnspresent

Actions happening now or habitually.

Praesēns of currere
PersonConjugation
egocurrō
curris
is/ea/idcurrit
nōscurrimus
vōscurritis
eī/eae/eacurrunt

Imperfectum

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

Imperfectum of currere
PersonConjugation
egocurrēbam
currēbās
is/ea/idcurrēbat
nōscurrēbāmus
vōscurrēbātis
eī/eae/eacurrēbant

Futūrum Ifuture

Actions that will happen.

Futūrum I of currere
PersonConjugation
egocurram
currēs
is/ea/idcurret
nōscurrēmus
vōscurrētis
eī/eae/eacurrent
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Perfectumpresent perfect

Past actions with a bearing on the present.

Perfectum of currere
PersonConjugation
egocucurrī
cucurristī
is/ea/idcucurrit
nōscucurrimus
vōscucurristis
eī/eae/eacucurrērunt

Common mistakes in the Perfectum

  • currīstīcucurristīThe perfect form is irregular: it is cucurristī, with reduplication, not a simple stem + perfect ending.

Plūsquamperfectumpluperfect

Actions completed before another past action.

Plūsquamperfectum of currere
PersonConjugation
egocucurreram
cucurrerās
is/ea/idcucurrerat
nōscucurrerāmus
vōscucurrerātis
eī/eae/eacucurrerant

Futūrum Perfectumfuture perfect

Actions that will be finished by a future point.

Futūrum Perfectum of currere
PersonConjugation
egocucurrerō
cucurreris
is/ea/idcucurrerit
nōscucurrerimus
vōscucurreritis
eī/eae/eacucurrerint
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Subiūnctīvus Praesēnspresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

Subiūnctīvus Praesēns of currere
PersonConjugation
egocurram
currās
is/ea/idcurrat
nōscurrāmus
vōscurrātis
eī/eae/eacurrant

Subiūnctīvus Imperfectumimperfect subjunctive

Hypothetical or unreal situations in the past.

Subiūnctīvus Imperfectum of currere
PersonConjugation
egocurrerem
currerēs
is/ea/idcurreret
nōscurrerēmus
vōscurrerētis
eī/eae/eacurrerent

Subiūnctīvus Perfectumperfect subjunctive

Completed hypothetical actions.

Subiūnctīvus Perfectum of currere
PersonConjugation
egocucurrerim
cucurreris
is/ea/idcucurrerit
nōscucurrerimus
vōscucurreritis
eī/eae/eacucurrerint
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Imperātīvusimperative

Commands and requests.

Imperātīvus of currere
PersonConjugation
curre
nōscurrāmus
vōscurrite

Common mistakes in the Imperātīvus

  • curriscurreThe singular imperative is curre, not the indicative present curris.

currere — frequently asked questions

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