Latin Word of the Day
audīre
au-DI-re • verb — 21st of Mar, 2026
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Meaning: to hear, to listen
Examples
- Ego audio musicam.
(I hear the music.) - Tu audīs verba sapientiæ.
(You listen to the words of wisdom.) - Illi audīre non poterant.
(They were not able to hear.)
Synonyms
- exaudīre
- percipere
Conjugation
| Person | Praesēns | Perfectum |
|---|---|---|
| ego | audiō | audīvī |
| tū | audīs | audīvistī |
| is/ea/id | audit | audīvit |
| nōs | audīmus | audīvimus |
| vōs | audītis | audīvistis |
| eī/eae/ea | audiunt | audīvērunt |
This verb is commonly used in contexts where listening or hearing is involved, whether it's in conversation, music, or instruction.
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