faveo – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of faveo

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(Ind. Present 1.sg.): faveō

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: favḗre
Present participle: favēns; favéntis
Future participle: fautúrus
Gerund: favéndum
Gerundive: favéndus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: favḗre
Perfect participle: fáutum



Active

Indicative

Present

egofaveō
tūfavēs
isfavet
nōsfavḗmus
vōsfavḗtis
iīfavent

Imperfect

egofavḗbam
tūfavḗbās
isfavḗbat
nōsfavēbā́mus
vōsfavēbā́tis
iīfavḗbant

I Future

egofavḗbō
tūfavḗbis
isfavḗbit
nōsfavḗbimus
vōsfavḗbitis
iīfavḗbunt

Perfect

egofāvī
tūfāvístī
isfāvit
nōsfāvimus
vōsfāvístis
iīfāvḗrunt

Pluperfect

egofā́veram
tūfā́verās
isfā́verat
nōsfāverā́mus
vōsfāverā́tis
iīfā́verant

II Future

egofā́verō
tūfā́veris
isfā́verit
nōsfāvérimus
vōsfāvéritis
iīfā́verint

Subjunctive

Present

egofaveam
tūfaveās
isfaveat
nōsfaveā́mus
vōsfaveā́tis
iīfaveant

Imperfect

egofavḗrem
tūfavḗrēs
isfavḗret
nōsfavērḗmus
vōsfavērḗtis
iīfavḗrent








Perfect

egofā́verim
tūfā́veris
isfā́verit
nōsfāvérimus
vōsfāvéritis
iīfā́verint

Pluperfect

egofāvíssem
tūfāvíssēs
isfāvísset
nōsfāvissḗmus
vōsfāvissḗtis
iīfāvíssent

I Imperative

tūfavē
vōsfavḗte

II Imperative

tūfavḗtō
isfavḗtō
vōsfavētṓte
iīfavéntō

Passive

Indicative

Present

egofaveor
tūfavḗris
isfavḗtur
nōsfavḗmur
vōsfavḗminī
iīfavéntur

Imperfect

egofavḗbar
tūfavēbā́ris
isfavēbā́tur
nōsfavēbā́mur
vōsfavēbā́minī
iīfavēbántur

I Future

egofavḗbor
tūfavḗberis
isfavḗbitur
nōsfavḗbimur
vōsfavēbíminī
iīfavēbúntur

Perfect

egofáutus sum
tūfáutus es
isfáutus est
nōsfáutī sumus
vōsfáutī estis
iīfáutī sunt

Pluperfect

egofáutus eram
tūfáutus erās
isfáutus erat
nōsfáutī erāmus
vōsfáutī erātis
iīfáutī erant

II Future

egofáutus erō
tūfáutus eris
isfáutus erit
nōsfáutī erimus
vōsfáutī eritis
iīfáutī erunt

Subjunctive

Present

egofavear
tūfaveā́ris
isfaveā́tur
nōsfaveā́mur
vōsfaveā́minī
iīfaveā́ntur

Imperfect

egofavḗrer
tūfavērḗris
isfavērḗtur
nōsfavērḗmur
vōsfavērḗminī
iīfavērḗntur








Perfect

egofáutus sim
tūfáutus sīs
isfáutus sit
nōsfáutī sīmus
vōsfáutī sītis
iīfáutī sint

Pluperfect

egofáutus essem
tūfáutus essēs
isfáutus esset
nōsfáutī essēmus
vōsfáutī essētis
iīfáutī essent

Verbs conjugated like 'faveo'

admoveo, adsideo, amoveo, assideo, caveo, circumsedeo, circumsideo, commoveo, confoveo, coniveo, desideo, devoveo, dimoveo, dissideo, emoveo, faveo, foveo, invideo, moveo, obsideo, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'faveo'

aveo, caveo, foveo, haveo, paveo, abeo, aceo, adeo, areo, aveho,

Translations

Etymology

1. Uncertain.
2. * Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *bʰuH- (“to be, become”) or Proto-Indo-European *bʰeh₂- (“to shine, to glow light”) via a stative *bʰh₂weh₁yeti (“to be favorable to”) (> *fawēō or a causative *bʰowh₂eyeti (> *faweō).
3. * Alternatively, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷʰew- (cognate with Proto-Slavic *gověti), via either a causative *gʷʰow-éye-ti > *faweō or a stative *gʷʰow-éh₁-yeti > *fawēō. (Kroonen derives the Slavic forms from the stative formation.) De Vaan considers the semantic connection with the root *gʷʰew- (“to worship, heed”) not compelling. This root has alternatively been reconstructed as *gʰew-, but Schrijver argues that the change of *gʰow- to Latin fav- would be ad hoc (compare *gʰóstis > hostis).
4. A change of heterosyllabic *-ow- to *-aw-, called Thurneysen-Havet's Law, is postulated to have applied regularly in Proto-Italic to syllables that had no PIE accent; compare caveō. See: Proto-Slavic '*gověti'.

Additional Information

Cognates

-

Sample Sentences

  • Vesta, favē! tibi nunc operāta resolvimus ōra,
  • ad tua sī nōbīs sacra venīre licet.
  • Vesta, be favorable! Devoted to you, we now unbind our lips; [that is], if we are permitted to come to your sacrifices.
  • (See Vesta (mythology); Vestalia.) [8 CE, Ovidius, Fasti 6.249–250]
  • Rōmānīs Iūnō coepit plācāta favēre [239 BCE – 169 BCE, Ennius, Annales]

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