What are the meanings of these imperfect verbs? All of the verbs have appeared in previous posts. You can see the infix -ba / bā – and the personal endings -m. -s, -t etc.
lūdē ¦ ba ¦ nt: they were playing;
they used to play. Translate them all with with either “was /
were [doing]” or “used to [do]”
What are the meanings of these imperfect verbs? All of the
verbs have appeared in previous posts. You can see the infix -ba / bā – and the
personal endings -m. -s, -t etc.
ludē ¦ ba ¦ nt: they were playing;
they used to play. Translate them all with with either “was /
were [doing]” or “used to [do]”
- labōrā¦ba¦m (I was .... ing; I used to ...)
- manē¦bā¦s (you [sg.] were ... )
- docē¦ba¦t (he / she / it used to ... )
- accipiē¦bā¦mus (we .... )
- fugiē¦bā¦tis (you [pl.] ... )
- aperiē¦ba¦nt (they ... )
- amābāmus
- audiēbāmus
- cupiēbam
- currēbāmus
- dēcipiēbant
- dīcēbant
- discēbat
- dormiēbam
- faciēbās
- habitābās
- iacēbant
- legēbās
- nārrābātis
- natābat
- nāvigābant
- pūniēbat
- saeviēbat
- sciēbātis
- scrībēbam
- sedēbam
- surgēbātis
- terrēbātis
- timēbāmus
- veniēbās
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