eo

Eo

Latine I

Notatio

A lingua prisca Indoeuropaea *ei-. Vide radicem i.

Appellatio

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   /ˈe.oː/ (classice)

Verbum intransitivum

eō, īre, iī vel īvī, itum

1. √ moveo a loco ad alterum

Coniugatio

Radix praesens ī- Praesens indicativum act. sing. plur. I. eō īmus II. īs ītis III. it eunt pass. ītur Imperativus act. ī īte Praesens subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. eam eāmus II. eās eātis III. eat eant Imperfectum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. ībam ībāmus II. ībās ībātis III. ībat ībant pass. ībātur Imperfectum subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. īrem īrēmus II. īrēs īrētis III. īret īrent Futurum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. ībō ībimus II. ībis ībitis III. ībit ībunt

Radix perfecta i- Perfectum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. iī iimus II. īstī īstis III. iit iērunt Perfectum subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. ierim ierīmus II. ierīs ierītis III. ierit ierint Plusquam perfectum indicativum act. sing. plur. I. ieram ierāmus II. ierās ierātis III. ierāt ierant Plusquam perfectum subiunctivum act. sing. plur. I. īssem īssēmus II. īssēs īssētis III. īsset īssent Futurum perfectum act. sing. plur. I. ierō ierimus II. ieris ieritis III. ierit ierint

Infinitivi act. pass. praes. īre īrī perf. īsse

Participia praes. iens, euntis perf. — fut. ītūrus, -a, -um

Gerundia et supina subst. eundum, -ī adiect. — supina itum, itū

Dictiones derivatae

• abeo
• adeo
• anteeo
• circumeo
• exeo
• ineo
• intereo
• introeo
• obeo
• praeeo
• redeo
• transeo

Dictiones collatae

Antonymum

• sto

Translationes

Anglice

go

Bohemice

jít

Finnice

mennä

Francogallice

aller

Germanice

gehen

Graeca Antiqua

εἶμι (īmi)

Hispanice

ir

Italice

andare

Lusitane

ir

Persice

رفتن

Suecice

gå

Ruthenice

идти (idti)

Latine II

Notatio

A casu singulari ablativo dativoque a is.

Appellatio

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   /ˈe.oː/ (classice)

Adverbium

eō

1. in eo loco
2. ea re
3. in eum locum

Formae affines

• Linguae multae: eo — (ISO 639) lingua Esperantica, i. e. Esperanto.
• Latine: eō — ablativus dativusve, singularis, masculinus neuterve a is.
• Anglice: eo- — praefixum; vide s.v. eo-