circueo

Latin

Pronunciation

Verb

circū̆eō (present infinitive circū̆īre, perfect active circū̆iī or circū̆īvī, supine circū̆itum); irregular conjugation

  1. alternative form of circumeō

Conjugation

   Conjugation of circū̆eō (irregular conjugation)
indicative singular plural
first second third first second third
active present circū̆eō circū̆īs circū̆it circū̆īmus circū̆ītis circū̆eunt
imperfect circū̆ībam circū̆ībās circū̆ībat circū̆ībāmus circū̆ībātis circū̆ībant
future circū̆ībō circū̆ībis circū̆ībit circū̆ībimus circū̆ībitis circū̆ībunt
perfect circū̆iī,
circū̆īvī 		circū̆īstī,
circū̆iistī,
circū̆īvistī 		circū̆iit,
circū̆īvit 		circū̆iimus,
circū̆īvimus 		circū̆īstis,
circū̆iistis,
circū̆īvistis 		circū̆iērunt,
circū̆iēre,
circū̆īvērunt,
circū̆īvēre
pluperfect circū̆ieram,
circū̆īveram 		circū̆ierās,
circū̆īverās 		circū̆ierat,
circū̆īverat 		circū̆ierāmus,
circū̆īverāmus 		circū̆ierātis,
circū̆īverātis 		circū̆ierant,
circū̆īverant
future perfect circū̆ierō,
circū̆īverō 		circū̆ieris,
circū̆īveris 		circū̆ierit,
circū̆īverit 		circū̆ierimus,
circū̆īverimus 		circū̆ieritis,
circū̆īveritis 		circū̆ierint,
circū̆īverint
passive present circū̆eor circū̆īris,
circū̆īre 		circū̆ītur circū̆īmur circū̆īminī circū̆euntur
imperfect circū̆ībar circū̆ībāris,
circū̆ībāre 		circū̆ībātur circū̆ībāmur circū̆ībāminī circū̆ībantur
future circū̆ībor circū̆īberis,
circū̆ībere 		circū̆ībitur circū̆ībimur circū̆ībiminī circū̆ībuntur
perfect circū̆itus + present active indicative of sum
pluperfect circū̆itus + imperfect active indicative of sum
future perfect circū̆itus + future active indicative of sum
subjunctive singular plural
first second third first second third
active present circū̆eam circū̆eās circū̆eat circū̆eāmus circū̆eātis circū̆eant
imperfect circū̆īrem circū̆īrēs circū̆īret circū̆īrēmus circū̆īrētis circū̆īrent
perfect circū̆ierim,
circū̆īverim 		circū̆ierīs,
circū̆īverīs 		circū̆ierit,
circū̆īverit 		circū̆ierīmus,
circū̆īverīmus 		circū̆ierītis,
circū̆īverītis 		circū̆ierint,
circū̆īverint
pluperfect circū̆īssem,
circū̆iissem,
circū̆īvissem 		circū̆īssēs,
circū̆iissēs,
circū̆īvissēs 		circū̆īsset,
circū̆iisset,
circū̆īvisset 		circū̆īssēmus,
circū̆iissēmus,
circū̆īvissēmus 		circū̆īssētis,
circū̆iissētis,
circū̆īvissētis 		circū̆īssent,
circū̆iissent,
circū̆īvissent
passive present circū̆ear circū̆eāris,
circū̆eāre 		circū̆eātur circū̆eāmur circū̆eāminī circū̆eantur
imperfect circū̆īrer circū̆īrēris,
circū̆īrēre 		circū̆īrētur circū̆īrēmur circū̆īrēminī circū̆īrentur
perfect circū̆itus + present active subjunctive of sum
pluperfect circū̆itus + imperfect active subjunctive of sum
imperative singular plural
first second third first second third
active present — circū̆ī — — circū̆īte —
future — circū̆ītō circū̆ītō — circū̆ītōte circū̆euntō
passive present — circū̆īre — — circū̆īminī —
future — circū̆ītor circū̆ītor — — circū̆euntor
non-finite forms infinitive participle
active passive active passive
present circū̆īre circū̆īrī circū̆iēns —
future circū̆itūrum esse circū̆itum īrī circū̆itūrus circū̆eundus
perfect circū̆īsse,
circū̆iisse,
circū̆īvisse 		circū̆itum esse — circū̆itus
future perfect — circū̆itum fore — —
perfect potential circū̆itūrum fuisse — — —
verbal nouns gerund supine
genitive dative accusative ablative accusative ablative
circū̆eundī circū̆eundō circū̆eundum circū̆eundō circū̆itum circū̆itū

Derived terms

Notes

The second syllable should be long due to compensatory lengthening from dropping the nasal m of circum, but it may also be shortened due to the Latin rule of shortening all vowels but the last one when there's two or more vowels in a row.

References

  • “circueo”, in Charlton T. Lewis and Charles Short (1879), A Latin Dictionary, Oxford: Clarendon Press
  • “circueo”, in Charlton T. Lewis (1891), An Elementary Latin Dictionary, New York: Harper & Brothers
  • “circueo”, in Gaffiot, Félix (1934), Dictionnaire illustré latin-français, Hachette.
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