latin verb endings 1st conjugation (amō)

amō

(I love)

1st person singular present active indicative

amās

(you love)

2nd person singular present active indicative

amat

(he/she/it loves)

3rd person singular present active indicative

amāmus

(we love)

1st person plural present active indicative

amātis

(you love)

2nd person plural present active indicative

amant

(they love)

3rd person plural present active indicative

amābam

(I was loving)

1st person singular imperfect active indicative

amābās

(you were loving)

2nd person singular imperfect active indicative

amābat

(he/she/it was loving)

3rd person singular imperfect active indicative

amābāmus

(we were loving)

1st person plural imperfect active indicative

amābātis

(you were loving)

2nd person plural imperfect active indicative

amābant

(they were loving)

3rd person plural imperfect active indicative

amābō

(I will love)

1st person singular future active indicative

amābis

(you will love)

2nd person singular future active indicative

amābit

(he/she/it will love)

3rd person singular future active indicative

amābimus

(we will love)

1st person plural future active indicative

amābitis

(you will love)

2nd person plural future active indicative

amābunt

(they will love)

3rd person plural future active indicative

amāvī

(I loved)

1st person singular perfect active indicative

amāvistī

(you loved)

2nd person singular perfect active indicative

amāvit

(he/she/it loved)

3rd person singular perfect active indicative

amāvimus

(we loved)

1st person plural perfect active indicative

amāvistis

(you loved)

2nd person plural perfect active indicative

amāvērunt

(they loved)

3rd person plural perfect active indicative

amāveram

(I had loved)

1st person singular pluperfect active indicative

amāverās

(you had loved)

2nd person singular pluperfect active indicative

amāverat

(he/she/it had loved)

3rd person singular pluperfect active indicative

amāverāmus

(we had loved)

1st person plural pluperfect active indicative

amāverātis

(you had loved)

2nd person plural pluperfect active indicative

amāverant

(they had loved)

3rd person plural pluperfect active indicative

amāverō

(I will have loved)

1st person singular future perfect active indicative

amāveris

(you will have loved)

2nd person singular future perfect active indicative

amāverit

(he/she/it will have loved)

3rd person singular future perfect active indicative

amāverimus

(we will have loved)

1st person plural future perfect active indicative

amāveritis

(you will have loved)

2nd person plural future perfect active indicative

amāverint

(they will have loved)

3rd person plural future perfect active indicative

amor

(I am loved)

1st person singular present passive indicative

amāris

(you are loved)

2nd person singular present passive indicative

amātur

(he/she/it is loved)

3rd person singular present passive indicative

amāmur

(we are loved)

1st person plural present passive indicative

amāminī

(you are loved)

2nd person plural present passive indicative

amantur

(they are loved)

3rd person plural present passive indicative

amābar

(I was being loved)

1st person plural imperfect passive indicative

amābāris

(you were being loved)

2nd person singular imperfect passive indicative

amābātur

(he/she/it were being loved)

3rd person singular imperfect passive indicative

amābāmur

(we were being loved)

1st person plural imperfect passive indicative

amābāminī

(you were being loved)

2nd person plural imperfect passive indicative

amābantur

(they were being loved)

3rd person plural imperfect passive indicative

amābor

(I will be loved)

1st person singular future passive indicative

amāberis

(you will be loved)

2nd person singular future passive indicative

amābitur

(he/she/it will be loved)

3rd person singular future passive indicative

amābimur

(we will be loved)

1st person plural future passive indicative

amābiminī

(you will be loved)

2nd person plural future passive indicative

amābuntur

(they will be loved)

3rd person plural future passive indicative

amātus sum

(I was loved)

1st person singular perfect passive indicative

amātus es

(you were loved)

2nd person singular perfect passive indicative

amātus est

(he/she/it was loved)

3rd person singular perfect indicative passive

amātī sumus

(we were loved)

1st person plural perfect passive indicative

amātī estis

(you were loved)

2nd person plural perfect passive indicative

amātī sunt

(they were loved)

3rd person plural perfect passive indicative

amātus eram

(I had been loved)

1st person singular pluperfect passive indicative

amātus erās

(you had been loved)

2nd person singular pluperfect passive indicative

amātus erat

(he/she/it had been loved)

3rd person singular pluperfect passive indicative

amātī erāmus

(we had been loved)

1st person plural pluperfect passive indicative

amātī erātis

(you had been loved)

2nd person plural pluperfect passive indicative

amātī erant

(they had been loved)

3rd person plural pluperfect passive indicative

amātus erō

(I will have been loved)

1st person singular future perfect passive indicative

amātus eris

(you will have been loved)

2nd person singular future perfect passive indicative

amātus erit

(he/she/it will have been loved)

3rd person singular future perfect passive indicative

amātī erimus

(we will have been loved)

1st person plural future perfect passive indicative

amātī eritis

(you will have been loved)

2nd person plural future perfect passive indicative

amātī erunt

(they will have been loved)

3rd person plural future perfect passive indicative

amem

(I may love)

1st person singular present active subjunctive

amēs

(you may love)

2nd person singular present active subjunctive

amet

(he/she/it may love)

3rd person singular present active subjunctive

amēmus

(we may love)

1st person plural present active subjunctive

amētis

(you may love)

2nd person plural present active subjunctive

ament

(they may love)

3rd person plural present active subjunctive

amārem

(I might love/was loving)

1st person singular imperfect active subjunctive

amārēs

(you might love/were loving)

2nd person singular imperfect active subjunctive

amāret

(he/she/it might love/was loving)

3rd person singular imperfect active subjunctive

amārēmus

(we might love/were loving)

1st person plural imperfect active subjunctive

amārētis

(you might love/were loving)

2nd person plural imperfect active subjunctive

amārent

(they might love/were loving)

3rd person plural imperfect active subjunctive

amāverim

(I may have loved)

1st person singular perfect active subjunctive

amāveris

(you may have loved)

2nd person singular perfect active subjunctive

amāverit

(he/she/it may have loved)

3rd person singular perfect active subjunctive

amāverimus

(we may have loved)

1st person plural perfect active subjunctive

amāveritis

(you may have loved)

2nd person plural perfect active subjunctive

amāverint

(they may have loved)

3rd person plural perfect active subjunctive

amāvissem

(I had loved)

1st person singular pluperfect active subjunctive

amāvissēs

(you had loved)

2nd person singular pluperfect active subjunctive

amāvisset

(he/she/it had loved)

3rd person singular pluperfect active subjunctive

amāvissēmus

(we had loved)

1st person plural pluperfect active subjunctive

amāvissētis

(you had loved)

2nd person plural pluperfect active subjunctive

amāvissent

(they had loved)

3rd person plural pluperfect active subjunctive

amer

(I may be loved)

1st person singular present passive subjunctive

amēris

(you may be loved)

2nd person singular present passive subjunctive

amētur

(he/she/it may be loved)

3rd person singular present passive subjunctive

amēmur

(we may be loved)

1st person plural present passive subjunctive