batman – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of batman

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Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to batman
Participle: batmaned
Gerund: batmaning

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ibatman
youbatman
he;she;itbatmans
webatman
youbatman
theybatman

Perfect

Ihave batmaned
youhave batmaned
he;she;ithas batmaned
wehave batmaned
youhave batmaned
theyhave batmaned

Past

Ibatmaned
youbatmaned
he;she;itbatmaned
webatmaned
youbatmaned
theybatmaned

Pluperfect

Ihad batmaned
youhad batmaned
he;she;ithad batmaned
wehad batmaned
youhad batmaned
theyhad batmaned

Future

Iwill batman
youwill batman
he;she;itwill batman
wewill batman
youwill batman
theywill batman

Future Perfect

Iwill have batmaned
youwill have batmaned
he;she;itwill have batmaned
wewill have batmaned
youwill have batmaned
theywill have batmaned

Subjunctive

Present

Ibatman
youbatman
he;she;itbatman
webatman
youbatman
theybatman

Perfect

Ihave batmaned
youhave batmaned
he;she;ithave batmaned
wehave batmaned
youhave batmaned
theyhave batmaned

Imperfect

Ibatmaned
youbatmaned
he;she;itbatmaned
webatmaned
youbatmaned
theybatmaned

Pluperfect

Ihad batmaned
youhad batmaned
he;she;ithad batmaned
wehad batmaned
youhad batmaned
theyhad batmaned

Conditional

Present

Iwould batman
youwould batman
he;she;itwould batman
wewould batman
youwould batman
theywould batman

Perfect

Iwould have batmaned
youwould have batmaned
he;she;itwould have batmaned
wewould have batmaned
youwould have batmaned
theywould have batmaned

Imperative

youbatman
weLet's batman
youbatman

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam batmaning
youare batmaning
he;she;itis batmaning
weare batmaning
youare batmaning
theyare batmaning

Perfect

Ihave been batmaning
youhave been batmaning
he;she;ithas been batmaning
wehave been batmaning
youhave been batmaning
theyhave been batmaning

Past

Iwas batmaning
youwere batmaning
he;she;itwas batmaning
wewere batmaning
youwere batmaning
theywere batmaning

Pluperfect

Ihad been batmaning
youhad been batmaning
he;she;ithad been batmaning
wehad been batmaning
youhad been batmaning
theyhad been batmaning

Future

Iwill be batmaning
youwill be batmaning
he;she;itwill be batmaning
wewill be batmaning
youwill be batmaning
theywill be batmaning

Future Perfect

Iwill have been batmaning
youwill have been batmaning
he;she;itwill have been batmaning
wewill have been batmaning
youwill have been batmaning
theywill have been batmaning

Conditional

Present

Iwould be batmaning
youwould be batmaning
he;she;itwould be batmaning
wewould be batmaning
youwould be batmaning
theywould be batmaning

Perfect

Iwould have been batmaning
youwould have been batmaning
he;she;itwould have been batmaning
wewould have been batmaning
youwould have been batmaning
theywould have been batmaning

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'batman'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'batman'

outman, rattan, admin, amain, amand, amay, amen, atray, atren, attain,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From bat (“packsaddle”) + man. The element bat is from French bât, from Old French bast, from Late Latin bastum, possibly from Ancient Greek βαστάζω (bastázō, “to bear, carry, lift”).

Sample Sentences

  • Batmanning was voluntary. McPherson was a bit incensed about the loss of his batman, but he made do with somebody else. [1985, Chris Vokes, John Philip Maclean, Vokes, my story, page 98:]
  • OK, I batmanned. Give me an Xterm. [2000, Baylor Wetzel, Winter Project, →ISBN, page 96:]
  • Yes, well, had I known you were having a row with the loo, I would have batmanned the other direction. [2014, Andris Bear, Lust:]
  • The preservation of the batmanning system in captivity was established through an Anglo-German agreement of 1918, which had allowed one orderly to be allocated to a group of seven imprisoned captains, one to a group of four field officers and one to each general. [2017, Clare Makepeace, Captives of War, →ISBN:]