Conjugation of the Latin Verb "Cupere"

The Latin verb "cupere" means "to desire" or "to wish for". It is a third conjugation verb with a present active infinitive of "cupere". The principal parts of "cupere" are "cupio", "cupere", "cupivi", "cupitum".

Conjugation

Present Active

• 1st person singular: cupio
• 2nd person singular: cupis
• 3rd person singular: cupit
• 1st person plural: cupimus
• 2nd person plural: cupitis
• 3rd person plural: cupiunt

Imperfect Active

• 1st person singular: cupiebam
• 2nd person singular: cupiebas
• 3rd person singular: cupiebat
• 1st person plural: cupiebamus
• 2nd person plural: cupiebatis
• 3rd person plural: cupiebant

Future Active

• 1st person singular: cupiam
• 2nd person singular: cupies
• 3rd person singular: cupiet
• 1st person plural: cupiemus
• 2nd person plural: cupietis
• 3rd person plural: cupient

Perfect Active

• 1st person singular: cupivi
• 2nd person singular: cupivisti
• 3rd person singular: cupivit
• 1st person plural: cupivimus
• 2nd person plural: cupivistis
• 3rd person plural: cupiverunt

Pluperfect Active

• 1st person singular: cupiveram
• 2nd person singular: cupiveras
• 3rd person singular: cupiverat
• 1st person plural: cupiveramus
• 2nd person plural: cupiveratis
• 3rd person plural: cupiverant

Future Perfect Active

• 1st person singular: cupivero
• 2nd person singular: cupiveris
• 3rd person singular: cupiverit
• 1st person plural: cupiverimus
• 2nd person plural: cupiveritis
• 3rd person plural: cupiverint

Present Passive

• 1st person singular: cupior
• 2nd person singular: cupĕris
• 3rd person singular: cupĭtur
• 1st person plural: cupĭmur
• 2nd person plural: cupĭmini
• 3rd person plural: cupĭuntur

Imperfect Passive

• 1st person singular: cupiebar
• 2nd person singular: cupieb
  
  

  
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