forlighten – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of forlighten

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to forlighten
Participle: forlightened
Gerund: forlightening

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	forlighten
you	forlighten
he;she;it	forlightens
we	forlighten
you	forlighten
they	forlighten

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	forlighten
we	Let's forlighten
you	forlighten

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'forlighten'

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 'forlighten'

freighten, frighten, affrighten, blighten, brighten, enlighten, illighten, inlighten, lighten, righten,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From for- + lighten, but also continuing (in altered form) earlier forlyten (“to diminish”), from for- + lite + -en.

Sample Sentences

For to forlighten with his sheen / Those sitting sad, in darkest blindness, / In death's cold shade. [1892, William Shepard Walsh, Handy-book of literary curiosities:]