accedo

Accedo

Latine

Appellatio

accedo, accedere, accessi, accessum

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   /atˈtʃedo atˈtʃedere atˈtʃessi atˈtʃessum/ (ecclesiastice)

Notatio

← ad + cedo

Verbum intransitivum

accēd|ō, -ĕre, accessī, accessum

1. √ Cedere ad rem; appropinquare.

Coniugatio

Radix praesens accēd- Praesens indicativum act. sing. plur. I. accēdo accēdimus II. accēdis accēditis III. accēdit accēdunt pass. accēditur Imperativus act. accēde accēdite Imperativus futurus II. accēdito accēditote III. accēdito accēdunto Praesens subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. accēdam accēdamus II. accēdas accēdatis III. accēdat accēdant pass. accēdatur Imperfectum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. accēdebam accēdebamus II. accēdebas accēdebatis III. accēdebat accēdebant pass. accēdebatur Imperfectum subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. accēderem accēderemus II. accēderes accēderetis III. accēderet accēderent pass. accēderetur Futurum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. accēdam accēdemus II. accēdes accēdetis III. accēdet accēdent pass. accēdetur

Radix perfecta access- Perfectum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. accessī accessimus II. accessistī accessistis III. accessit accessērunt Perfectum subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. accesserim accesserīmus II. accesserīs accesserītis III. accesserit accesserint Plusquam perfectum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. accesseram accesserāmus II. accesserās accesserātis III. accesserāt accesserant Plusquam perfectum subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. accessissem accessissēmus II. accessissēs accessissētis III. accessisset accessissent Futurum perfectum act. sing. plur. I. accesserō accesserimus II. accesseris accesseritis III. accesserit accesserint

Infinitivi act. pass. praes. accēdere accēdī perf. accessisse Participia praes. accēdens, -entis perf. accessum, -ī fut. accessūrus, -a, -um Gerundia et supina subst. accēdendum, -ī adiect. accēdendus, -a, -um supina accessum, accessū

Translationes

Anglice

approach

Hispanice

acercar