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(Ind. Present 1.sg.): auspicor
Active Nominal Forms
Infinitive:
Present participle:
auspicāns; auspicántis
Future participle:
auspicātúrus
Gerund:
auspicándum
Gerundive:
auspicándus
Passive Nominal Forms
Infinitive:
Perfect participle:
auspicā́tum
Active
Indicative
Present
Imperfect
I Future
Perfect
Pluperfect
II Future
Subjunctive
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
I Imperative
| tū | auspicā́re |
| vōs | auspicā́minī |
II Imperative
| tū | auspicā́tor |
| is | auspicā́tor |
| iī | auspicántor |
Passive
Indicative
Present
| ego | auspicor |
| tū | auspicā́ris |
| is | auspicā́tur |
| nōs | auspicā́mur |
| vōs | auspicā́minī |
| iī | auspicántur |
Imperfect
| ego | auspicā́bar |
| tū | auspicābā́ris |
| is | auspicābā́tur |
| nōs | auspicābā́mur |
| vōs | auspicābā́minī |
| iī | auspicābántur |
I Future
| ego | auspicā́bor |
| tū | auspicā́beris |
| is | auspicā́bitur |
| nōs | auspicā́bimur |
| vōs | auspicābíminī |
| iī | auspicābúntur |
Perfect
| ego | auspicā́tus sum |
| tū | auspicā́tus es |
| is | auspicā́tus est |
| nōs | auspicā́tī sumus |
| vōs | auspicā́tī estis |
| iī | auspicā́tī sunt |
Pluperfect
| ego | auspicā́tus eram |
| tū | auspicā́tus erās |
| is | auspicā́tus erat |
| nōs | auspicā́tī erāmus |
| vōs | auspicā́tī erātis |
| iī | auspicā́tī erant |
II Future
| ego | auspicā́tus erō |
| tū | auspicā́tus eris |
| is | auspicā́tus erit |
| nōs | auspicā́tī erimus |
| vōs | auspicā́tī eritis |
| iī | auspicā́tī erunt |
Subjunctive
Present
| ego | auspicer |
| tū | auspicḗris |
| is | auspicḗtur |
| nōs | auspicḗmur |
| vōs | auspicḗminī |
| iī | auspicḗntur |
Imperfect
| ego | auspicā́rer |
| tū | auspicārḗris |
| is | auspicārḗtur |
| nōs | auspicārḗmur |
| vōs | auspicārḗminī |
| iī | auspicārḗntur |
Perfect
| ego | auspicā́tus sim |
| tū | auspicā́tus sīs |
| is | auspicā́tus sit |
| nōs | auspicā́tī sīmus |
| vōs | auspicā́tī sītis |
| iī | auspicā́tī sint |
Pluperfect
| ego | auspicā́tus essem |
| tū | auspicā́tus essēs |
| is | auspicā́tus esset |
| nōs | auspicā́tī essēmus |
| vōs | auspicā́tī essētis |
| iī | auspicā́tī essent |
Verbs conjugated like 'auspicor'
abalieno,
aberro,
abiudico,
abiuro,
ablego,
abnego,
abomino,
abominor,
abrogo,
abstulo,
abundo,
accelero,
accerso,
acclamo,
acclino,
accommodo,
accumulo,
accuro,
accuso,
acervo, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'auspicor'
auspico,
suspicor,
adipiscor,
adspicio,
aspicio,
aspiro,
conspicor,
suspicio,
suspiro,
abdico,
Etymology
1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Indo-European *h₂ew-der.?
3. Proto-Indo-European *h₂éwis
4. Proto-Italic *awis
5. Latin avis
6. Proto-Italic *speks
7. Latin *-spex
8. Latin *avispeks
9. Latin auspex
10. Proto-Indo-European *-h₂
11. Proto-Indo-European *-éh₂
12. Proto-Indo-European *-yéti
13. Proto-Indo-European *-eh₂yéti
14. Proto-Indo-European *-h₂tiinflu.
15. Proto-Italic *-ājō
16. Proto-Italic *-āō
17. Latin -or
18. Latin auspicor
19. From auspex (“augur, soothsayer”, oblique stem auspic-) + -or. Compare suspicor, dēspicor and cōnspicor.
Verbs referencing "auspicor"
Italian
auspicare.
Additional Information
Cognates
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Sample Sentences
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cum idem pomerium transiret auspicari esset oblitus (While [Gracchus] was crossing the pomerium again, he had forgotten to take the auspices) [45 BCE, Cicero, De natura deorum 2.4.11]
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Lucubrare Vulcanalibus incipiebat non auspicandi causa sed studendi (From the feast of Vulcan onwards, he began to write by candlelight, not for the sake of starting under good auspices, but so that he may have more time to study) [61 CE – c. 112 CE, Plinius Minor, Epistulae 3.5.8]
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Mariana clade multos splendidissime natos, senatorium per militiam auspicantes gradum, fortuna depressit (As a consequence of the disaster of Marius, many of most noble birth, who were taking the step into senatorial rank through military service, were humbled by fortune) [c. 65 CE, Seneca Minor, Epistulae morales ad Lucilium 5.47.10]
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militiamque auspicantibus non tribunatum modo legionum, sed et praefecturas alarum dedit (And when they began their military careers, he gave not only a tribunate in a legion, but also command of a cavalry division) [121 CE, Suetonius, De vita Caesarum Vita divi Augusti 38]
Vulgate Verses