orthographize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of orthographize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to orthographize
Participle: orthographizene
Gerund: orthographizing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	orthographize
you	orthographize
he;she;it	orthographizees
we	orthographize
you	orthographize
they	orthographize

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	orthographize
we	Let's orthographize
you	orthographize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'orthographize'

forego, forgo, go, undergo,

Verbs similar to 'orthographize'

orthographise, pornographize, biographize, geographize, orthogonalize, pornographise, biographise, lithograph, orthodoxize, orthogonalise,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From orthography + -ize.

Sample Sentences

"In the" coalesced into "ith", which modern reaction has orthographized to "i' th". [1871, John Earle, The Philology of the English Tongue:]