prodico – Latin verb conjugation

Latin verb forms of prodico

Dictionary lookup word

(Ind. Present 1.sg.): prodīcō

Active Nominal Forms

Infinitive: prodī́cere
Present participle: prodīcēns; prodīcéntis
Future participle: prodīctúrus
Gerund: prodīcéndum
Gerundive: prodīcéndus

Passive Nominal Forms

Infinitive: prodī́cere
Perfect participle: prodīctum



Active

Indicative

Present

egoprodīcō
tūprodīcis
isprodīcit
nōsprodī́cimus
vōsprodī́citis
iīprodīcunt

Imperfect

egoprodīcḗbam
tūprodīcḗbās
isprodīcḗbat
nōsprodīcēbā́mus
vōsprodīcēbā́tis
iīprodīcḗbant

I Future

egoprodīcam
tūprodīcēs
isprodīcet
nōsprodīcḗmus
vōsprodīcḗtis
iīprodīcent

Perfect

egoprodīxī
tūprodīxístī
isprodīxit
nōsprodīximus
vōsprodīxístis
iīprodīxḗrunt

Pluperfect

egoprodī́xeram
tūprodī́xerās
isprodī́xerat
nōsprodīxerā́mus
vōsprodīxerā́tis
iīprodī́xerant

II Future

egoprodī́xerō
tūprodī́xeris
isprodī́xerit
nōsprodīxérimus
vōsprodīxéritis
iīprodī́xerint

Subjunctive

Present

egoprodīcam
tūprodīcās
isprodīcat
nōsprodīcā́mus
vōsprodīcā́tis
iīprodīcant

Imperfect

egoprodīcerem
tūprodīcerēs
isprodīceret
nōsprodīcerḗmus
vōsprodīcerḗtis
iīprodīcerent








Perfect

egoprodī́xerim
tūprodī́xeris
isprodī́xerit
nōsprodīxérimus
vōsprodīxéritis
iīprodī́xerint

Pluperfect

egoprodīxíssem
tūprodīxíssēs
isprodīxísset
nōsprodīxissḗmus
vōsprodīxissḗtis
iīprodīxíssent

I Imperative

tūprodīce
vōsprodī́cite

II Imperative

tūprodī́citō
isprodī́citō
vōsprodīcitṓte
iīprodīcúntō

Passive

Indicative

Present

egoprodīcor
tūprodī́ceris
isprodī́citur
nōsprodī́cimur
vōsprodīcíminī
iīprodīcúntur

Imperfect

egoprodīcḗbar
tūprodīcēbā́ris
isprodīcēbā́tur
nōsprodīcēbā́mur
vōsprodīcēbā́minī
iīprodīcēbántur

I Future

egoprodīcar
tūprodīcḗris
isprodīcḗtur
nōsprodīcḗmur
vōsprodīcḗminī
iīprodīcéntur

Perfect

egoprodīctus sum
tūprodīctus es
isprodīctus est
nōsprodīctī sumus
vōsprodīctī estis
iīprodīctī sunt

Pluperfect

egoprodīctus eram
tūprodīctus erās
isprodīctus erat
nōsprodīctī erāmus
vōsprodīctī erātis
iīprodīctī erant

II Future

egoprodīctus erō
tūprodīctus eris
isprodīctus erit
nōsprodīctī erimus
vōsprodīctī eritis
iīprodīctī erunt

Subjunctive

Present

egoprodīcar
tūprodīcā́ris
isprodīcā́tur
nōsprodīcā́mur
vōsprodīcā́minī
iīprodīcā́ntur

Imperfect

egoprodīcerer
tūprodīcerḗris
isprodīcerḗtur
nōsprodīcerḗmur
vōsprodīcerḗminī
iīprodīcerḗntur








Perfect

egoprodīctus sim
tūprodīctus sīs
isprodīctus sit
nōsprodīctī sīmus
vōsprodīctī sītis
iīprodīctī sint

Pluperfect

egoprodīctus essem
tūprodīctus essēs
isprodīctus esset
nōsprodīctī essēmus
vōsprodīctī essētis
iīprodīctī essent

Verbs conjugated like 'prodico'

abdico, abduco, addico, adduco, allico, circumduco, condico, conduco, contradico, deduco, dico, diduco, duco, edico, educo, illico, indico, induco, interdico, introduco, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Translations

Etymology

1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Indo-European *per-der.?
3. Proto-Indo-European *per-der.?
4. Proto-Indo-European *pér
5. Proto-Indo-European *-o
6. Proto-Indo-European *pró
7. Proto-Indo-European *pro-
8. Proto-Italic *pro-
9. Latin prō-
10. Proto-Indo-European *deyḱ-
11. Proto-Indo-European *déyḱeti
12. Proto-Italic *deikō
13. Latin dīcō
14. Latin prōdīcō
15. From prō- + dīcō.

Additional Information

Cognates

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Sample Sentences

  • quarta sit accusatio trinum nundinum prodicta die, quo die iudicium sit futurum (1923 translation by N. H. Watts
  • the fourth accusation shall convey an intimation that the trial will take place three days from the day on which it is laid) [106 BCE – 43 BCE, Cicero, De Domo Sua 17.45]
  • Ille eludens respondit adfuturum ubi praetor qui de veneficiis quaereret reo atque accusatoribus diem prodixisset (He gave a sarcastic answer that he would be there when the praetor with cognizance of poisoning cases had notified a date to the accusers and accused) [c. 117 CE, Tacitus, Annales 79]
  • Ita prodicta die in Petelinum lucum extra portam Flumentanam, unde conspectus in Capitolium non esset, concilium populi indictum est (And so they adjourned for the day and held a council of the people in the Peteline grove outside the Fulemtane gate, where there was no view of the Capitol) [27 BCE – 25 BCE, Titus Livius, Ab urbe condita 6.20.11–12]

Vulgate Verses