ligo

E Victionario

Index 1 Latine I 1.1 Notatio 1.2 Verbum transitivum 1.3 Coniugatio 1.4 Dictiones derivatae 1.5 Translationes 2 Latine II 2.1 Nomen substantivum 2.2 Declinatio 2.3 Translationes 2.4 Vide etiam

[+/-] Latine I

[+/-] Notatio

← Protindeuropaee *lig-, a radice *leig- “ligare.”

[+/-] Verbum transitivum

lĭg|ō, -āre, -āvī, -ātum

1. Copulam ad res applicare.

[+/-] Coniugatio

Radix praesens lĭg-
Praesens indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.		pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgō	lĭgāmus		I.	lĭgor	lĭgāmur
II.	lĭgās	lĭgātis		II.	lĭgāris	lĭgāminī
III.	lĭgat	lĭgant		III.	lĭgātur	lĭgāntur
Imperativus
act.	lĭgā	lĭgāte		pass.	lĭgāre	lĭgāminī
Imperativus futurus
II.	lĭgātō	lĭgātōte		II.	lĭgātor	—
III.	lĭgātō	lĭgantō		III.	lĭgātor	lĭgantor
Praesens subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.		pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgem	lĭgēmus		I.	lĭger	lĭgēmur
II.	lĭgēs	lĭgētis		II.	lĭgēris	lĭgēminī
III.	lĭget	lĭgent		III.	lĭgētur	lĭgentur
Imperfectum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.		pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgābam	lĭgābāmus		I.	lĭgābar	lĭgābāmur
II.	lĭgābās	lĭgābātis		II.	lĭgābāris	lĭgābāminī
III.	lĭgābat	lĭgābant		III.	lĭgābātur	lĭgābantur
Imperfectum subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.		pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgārem	lĭgārēmus		I.	lĭgārer	lĭgārēmur
II.	lĭgārēs	lĭgārētis		II.	lĭgārēris	lĭgārēminī
III.	lĭgāret	lĭgārent		III.	lĭgārētur	lĭgārentur
Futurum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.		pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgābō	lĭgābimus		I.	lĭgābor	lĭgābimur
II.	lĭgābis	lĭgābitis		II.	lĭgāberis	lĭgābiminī
III.	lĭgābit	lĭgābunt		III.	lĭgābitur	lĭgābuntur

Radix perfecta lĭgāv-
Perfectum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgāvī	lĭgāvimus
II.	lĭgāvistī	lĭgāvistis
III.	lĭgāvit	lĭgāvērunt
Perfectum subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgāverim	lĭgāverīmus
II.	lĭgāverīs	lĭgāverītis
III.	lĭgāverit	lĭgāverint
Plusquam perfectum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgāveram	lĭgāverāmus
II.	lĭgāverās	lĭgāverātis
III.	lĭgāverāt	lĭgāverant
Plusquam perfectum subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgāvissem	lĭgāvissēmus
II.	lĭgāvissēs	lĭgāvissētis
III.	lĭgāvisset	lĭgāvissent
Futurum perfectum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	lĭgāverō	lĭgāverimus
II.	lĭgāveris	lĭgāveritis
III.	lĭgāverit	lĭgāverint

Infinitivi act. pass. praes. lĭgāre lĭgārī perf. lĭgāvisse

Participia praes. lĭgāns, -antis perf. lĭgātus, -a, -um fut. lĭgātūrus, -a, -um

Gerundia et supina subst. lĭgandum, -ī adiect. lĭgandus, -a, -um supina lĭgātum, lĭgātū

[+/-] Dictiones derivatae

• alligo, religo
• ligatura

[+/-] Translationes

Anglice

tie ☞^en: manus post tergum ligatae — hands tied behind (one’s) back

Graeca Antiqua

συνδέω (syndeō)

Hispanice

atar ☞^es

[+/-] Latine II

[+/-] Nomen substantivum

lĭg|ō, -ōnis m

1. Instrumentum rusticum, qui in terram subigitando et sarriendo adhibetur; species asciae aut unius dentis aut bidens.

[+/-] Declinatio

	sing.	plur.
nom.	lĭgō	lĭgōnēs
voc.	lĭgō	lĭgōnēs
acc.	lĭgōnem	lĭgōnēs
gen.	lĭgōnis	lĭgōnum
dat.	lĭgōnī	lĭgōnibus
abl.	lĭgōne	lĭgōnibus

[+/-] Translationes

Anglice

mattock ☞^en, hoe ☞^en

Graeca Antiqua

σκαπάνη (scapanē, f.), μάκελλα (macella, f.)

Hispanice

azada f ☞^es, azadón m ☞^es

[+/-] Vide etiam

• Ligo — Lexicon Universale
• Ligo 2 — Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities (Anglice)