latin irregular verb possum

possum

I am able to

(present indicative)

potes

you (sg) are able to

(present indicative)

potest

he/she/it is able to

(present indicative)

possumus

we are able to

(present indicative)

potestis

you (pl) are able to

(present indicative)

possunt

they are able to

(present indicative)

poteram

I was able to

(imperfect indicative)

poterās

you (sg) were able to

(imperfect indicative)

poterat

he/she/it was able to

(imperfect indicative)

poterāmus

we were able to

(imperfect indicative)

poterātis

you (pl) were able to

(imperfect indicative)

poterant

they were able to

(imperfect indicative)

poterō

I will be able to

(future)

poteris

you (sg) will be able to

(future)

poterit

he/she/it will be able to

(future)

poterimus

we will be able to

(future)

poteritis

you (pl) will be able to

(future)

poterunt

they will be able to

(future)

potui

I was able to

(perfect indicative)

potuisti

you (sg) were able to

(perfect indicative)

potuit

he/she/it was able to

(perfect indicative)

potuimus

we were able to

(perfect indicative)

potuistis

you (pl) were able to

(perfect indicative)

potuērunt, potuēre

they were able to

(perfect indicative)

potueram

I had been able to

(pluperfect indicative)

potuerās

you (sg) had been able to

(pluperfect indicative)

potuerat

we had been able to

(pluperfect indicative)

potuerāmus

we had been able to

(pluperfect indicative)

potuerātis

you (pl) had been able to

(pluperfect indicative)

potuerant

they had been able to

(pluperfect indicative)

potuerō

I will have been able to

(future perfect)

potueris

you (sg) will have been able to

(future perfect)

potuerit

he/she/it will have been able to

(future perfect)

potuerimus

we will have been able to

(future perfect)

potueritis

you (pl) will have been able to

(future perfect)

potuerint

they will have been able to

(future perfect)

possim

I may be able to

(present subjunctive)

possīs

you (sg) may be able to

(present subjunctive)

possit

he/she/it may be able to

(present subjunctive)

possīmus

we may be able to

(present subjunctive)

possītis

you (pl) may be able to

(present subjunctive)

possint

they may be able to

(present subjunctive)

possem

I might be able to

(imperfect subjunctive)

possēs

you (sg) might be able to

(imperfect subjunctive)

posset

he/she/it might be able to

(imperfect subjunctive)

possēmus

we might be able to

(imperfect subjunctive)

possētis

you (pl) might be able to

(imperfect subjunctive)

possent

they might be able to

(imperfect subjunctive)

potuerim  

I may have been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potueris

you (sg) may have been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuerit

he/she/it may have been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuerimus

we may have been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potueritis

you (pl) may have been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuerint

they may have been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuissem

I had been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuissēs

you (sg) had been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuisset

he/she/it had been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuissēmus

we had been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuissētis

you (pl) had been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

potuissent

they had been able to

(perfect subjunctive)

posse

to be able to

(present infinitive)

potuisse

to have been able to

(perfect infinitive)

potēns

being able to

(present participle)

potes!

you are able to!

(2nd person singular present imperative)

poteste!

you are able to!

(2nd person plural present imperative)

potestō!

you shall be able to!

(2nd person singular future imperative)

potestōte

you shall be able to!

(2nd person plural future imperative)

potestō!

he/she/it shall be able to!

(3rd person singular future imperative)

possuntō

they shall be able to!

(3rd person plural future imperative)