blackbird – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of blackbird

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to blackbird
Participle: blackbirded
Gerund: blackbirding

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	blackbird
you	blackbird
he;she;it	blackbirds
we	blackbird
you	blackbird
they	blackbird

Perfect

I	have blackbirded
you	have blackbirded
he;she;it	has blackbirded
we	have blackbirded
you	have blackbirded
they	have blackbirded

Past

I	blackbirded
you	blackbirded
he;she;it	blackbirded
we	blackbirded
you	blackbirded
they	blackbirded

Pluperfect

I	had blackbirded
you	had blackbirded
he;she;it	had blackbirded
we	had blackbirded
you	had blackbirded
they	had blackbirded

Future

I	will blackbird
you	will blackbird
he;she;it	will blackbird
we	will blackbird
you	will blackbird
they	will blackbird

Future Perfect

I	will have blackbirded
you	will have blackbirded
he;she;it	will have blackbirded
we	will have blackbirded
you	will have blackbirded
they	will have blackbirded

Subjunctive

Present

I	blackbird
you	blackbird
he;she;it	blackbird
we	blackbird
you	blackbird
they	blackbird

Perfect

I	have blackbirded
you	have blackbirded
he;she;it	have blackbirded
we	have blackbirded
you	have blackbirded
they	have blackbirded

Imperfect

I	blackbirded
you	blackbirded
he;she;it	blackbirded
we	blackbirded
you	blackbirded
they	blackbirded

Pluperfect

I	had blackbirded
you	had blackbirded
he;she;it	had blackbirded
we	had blackbirded
you	had blackbirded
they	had blackbirded

Conditional

Present

I	would blackbird
you	would blackbird
he;she;it	would blackbird
we	would blackbird
you	would blackbird
they	would blackbird

Perfect

I	would have blackbirded
you	would have blackbirded
he;she;it	would have blackbirded
we	would have blackbirded
you	would have blackbirded
they	would have blackbirded

Imperative

you	blackbird
we	Let's blackbird
you	blackbird

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am blackbirding
you	are blackbirding
he;she;it	is blackbirding
we	are blackbirding
you	are blackbirding
they	are blackbirding

Perfect

I	have been blackbirding
you	have been blackbirding
he;she;it	has been blackbirding
we	have been blackbirding
you	have been blackbirding
they	have been blackbirding

Past

I	was blackbirding
you	were blackbirding
he;she;it	was blackbirding
we	were blackbirding
you	were blackbirding
they	were blackbirding

Pluperfect

I	had been blackbirding
you	had been blackbirding
he;she;it	had been blackbirding
we	had been blackbirding
you	had been blackbirding
they	had been blackbirding

Future

I	will be blackbirding
you	will be blackbirding
he;she;it	will be blackbirding
we	will be blackbirding
you	will be blackbirding
they	will be blackbirding

Future Perfect

I	will have been blackbirding
you	will have been blackbirding
he;she;it	will have been blackbirding
we	will have been blackbirding
you	will have been blackbirding
they	will have been blackbirding

Conditional

Present

I	would be blackbirding
you	would be blackbirding
he;she;it	would be blackbirding
we	would be blackbirding
you	would be blackbirding
they	would be blackbirding

Perfect

I	would have been blackbirding
you	would have been blackbirding
he;she;it	would have been blackbirding
we	would have been blackbirding
you	would have been blackbirding
they	would have been blackbirding

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'blackbird'

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 'blackbird'

blackboard, backbend, backbite, backburn, backfire, backward, blackbag, blackball, blackberry, blackbox,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English blakebird, blacbrid (“ouzel; Eurasian blackbird”), equivalent to black + bird.

Sample Sentences

[2005, Wal F. Bird, Me No Go Mally Bulla: Recruiting and Blackbirding in the Queensland Labour Trade 1863–1906, Ginninderra Press, →ISBN, →ISBN:]
“At the same time, island communities — especially in coastal areas, where the effect of population loss was often enormous — sometimes retaliated against blackbirding raids.” [2000, Kate Fortune, Brij V. Lal, The Pacific Islands: An Encyclopedia – Volume 1, University of Hawaiʻi, →ISBN, page 208:]