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Romanian Verbs (100 Conjugated Verbs) - Karibdis
Especially written for electronic devices, Romanian verbs has an introduction to the formation of all verbal tenses in Romanian, as well as 100 essential verbs fully conjugated with their meaning. This book allows the user to search in all the text because it has no images or vanishing or unreadable text.
Editorial Karibdis
Romanian verbs
100 verbs series - Volume 7
First edition
Karibdis 04.05.18
Original title: Romanian verbs
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ROMANIAN VERBS
1. Introduction
Romanian language belongs to the Romance languages like Spanish, Italian and French. The main features of the Romanian language are:
mood: indicative, subjunctive, conditional, presumptive, imperative
tense: present, past, future
person: first, second, third
number: singular, plural
gender: masculine, feminine
voice: active, passive, reflexive
2. Classification of verbs
Romanian verbs are divided into eleven conjugations, according to the ending of the infinitive and the suffixes:
1st conjugation: the infinitive ends in -a and has no suffix
2nd conjugation: the infinitive ends in -a and has the suffix -ez / -eaz-
3rd conjugation: the infinitive ends in -î without suffix
4th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -i without suffix
5th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -i without suffix
6th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -i and has the suffix -esc / -eşt-
7th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -î and has the suffix -ăsc / -ăşt-
8th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -ea without suffix
9th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -e without suffix
10th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -e without suffix
11th conjugation: the infinitive ends in -e without suffix
3. Present indicative
3.1. First conjugation
The present indicative of the first conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -ă, -ăm, -aţi, -ă:
CÂNTA (sing)
cânt
cânţ-i
cânt-ă
cânt-ăm
cânt-aţi
cânt-ă
3.2. Second conjugation
The present indicative of the second conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ez, -ezi, -ează, -ăm, -aţi, -ează:
DANSA (dance)
dans-ez
dans-ezi
dans-ează
dans-ăm
dans-aţi
dans-ează
3.3. Third conjugation
The present indicative of the third conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -ă, -âm, -âţi, -ă:
VÂRÎ (enter)
vâr
vâr-i
vâr-ă
vâr-âm
vâr-âţi
vâr-ă
3.4. Fourth conjugation
The present indicative of the fourth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -ă, -im, -iţi, -ă:
OFERI (offer)
ofer
ofer-i
ofer-ă
ofer-im
ofer-iţi
ofer-ă
3.5. Fifth conjugation
The present indicative of the fifth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -e, -im, -iţi, -ø:
DORMI (sleep)
dorm
dorm-i
doarm-e
dorm-im
dorm-iţi
dorm
3.6. Sixth conjugation
The present indicative of the sixth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -esc, -eşti, -eşte, -im, -iţi, -esc:
GLUMI (joke)
glum-esc
glum-eşti
glum-eşte
glum-im
glum-iţi
glum-esc
3.7. Seventh conjugation
The present indicative of the seventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ăsc, -ăşti, -ăşte, -âm, -âţi, -ăsc:
HOTĂRÎ (decide)
hotăr-ăsc
hotăr-ăşti
hotăr-ăşte
hotăr-âm
hotăr-âţi
hotăr-ăsc
3.8. Eighth conjugation
The present indicative of the eighth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -e, -em, -eţi, -ø:
PĂREA (seem)
par
par-i
par-e
păr-em
păr-eţi
par
3.9. Ninth conjugation
The present indicative of the ninth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -e, -em, -eţi, -ø:
ÎNCEPE (begin)
încep
încep-i
încep-e
încep-em
încep-eţi
încep
3.10. Tenth conjugation
The present indicative of the tenth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -e, -em, -eţi, -ø:
MERGE (go)
merg
merg-i
merg-e
merg-em
merg-eţi
merg
3.11. Eleventh conjugation
The present indicative of the eleventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ø, -i, -e, -em, -eţi, -ø:
RUPE (break)
rup
rup-i
rup-e
rup-em
rup-eţi
rup
4. Compound past
The compound past of indicative of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb a avea (have) in present indicative plus the past participle of the main verb:
CÂNTA (sing)
am cântat
ai cântat
a cântat
am cântat
aţi cântat
au cântat
5. Imperfect
5.1. First conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the first conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -am, -ai, -a, -am, -aţi, -au:
CÂNTA (sing)
cânt-am
cânt-ai
cânt-a
cânt-am
cânt-aţi
cânt-au
5.2. Second conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the second conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -am, -ai, -a, -am, -aţi, -au:
DANSA (dance)
dans-am
dans-ai
dans-a
dans-am
dans-aţi
dans-au
5.3. Third conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the third conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -am, -ai, -a, -am, -aţi, -au:
VÂRÎ (enter)
vâr-am
vâr-ai
vâr-a
vâr-am
vâr-aţi
vâr-au
5.4. Fourth conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the fourth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
OFERI (offer)
ofer-eam
ofer-eai
ofer-ea
ofer-eam
ofer-eaţi
ofer-eau
5.5. Fifth conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the fifth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
DORMI (sleep)
dorm-eam
dorm-eai
dorm-ea
dorm-eam
dorm-eaţi
dorm-eau
5.6. Sixth conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the sixth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
GLUMI (joke)
glum-eam
glum-eai
glum-ea
glum-eam
glum-eaţi
glum-eau
5.7. Seventh conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the seventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -am, -ai, -a, -am, -aţi, -au:
HOTĂRÎ (decide)
hotăr-am
hotăr-ai
hotăr-a
hotăr-am
hotăr-aţi
hotăr-au
5.8. Eighth conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the eighth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
PĂREA (seem)
păr-eam
păr-eai
păr-ea
păr-eam
păr-eaţi
păr-eau
5.9. Ninth conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the ninth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
ÎNCEPE (begin)
încep-eam
încep-eai
încep-ea
încep-eam
încep-eaţi
încep-eau
5.10. Tenth conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the tenth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
MERGE (go)
merg-eam
merg-eai
merg-ea
merg-eam
merg-eaţi
merg-eau
5.11. Eleventh conjugation
The imperfect of indicative of the eleventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -eam, -eai, -ea, -eam, -eaţi, -eau:
RUPE (break)
rup-eam
rup-eai
rup-ea
rup-eam
rup-eaţi
rup-eau
6. Pluperfect
6.1. First conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the first conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -asem, -aseşi, -ase, -aserăm, -aserăţi, -aseră:
CÂNTA (sing)
cânt-asem
cânt-aseşi
cânt-ase
cânt-aserăm
cânt-aserăţi
cânt-aseră
6.2. Second conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the second conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -asem, -aseşi, -ase, -aserăm, -aserăţi, -aseră:
DANSA (dance)
dans-asem
dans-aseşi
dans-ase
dans-aserăm
dans-aserăţi
dans-aseră
6.3. Third conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the third conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -âsem, -âseşi, -âse, -âserăm, -âserăţi, -âseră:
VÂRÎ (enter)
vâr-âsem
vâr-âseşi
vâr-âse
vâr-âserăm
vâr-âserăţi
vâr-âseră
6.4. Fourth conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the fourth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -isem, -iseşi, -ise, -iserăm, -iserăţi, -iseră:
OFERI (offer)
ofer-isem
ofer-iseşi
ofer-ise
ofer-iserăm
ofer-iserăţi
ofer-iseră
6.5. Fifth conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the fifth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -isem, -iseşi, -ise, -iserăm, -iserăţi, -iseră:
DORMI (sleep)
dorm-isem
dorm-iseşi
dorm-ise
dorm-iserăm
dorm-iserăţi
dorm-iseră
6.6. Sixth conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the sixth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -isem, -iseşi, -ise, -iserăm, -iserăţi, -iseră:
GLUMI (joke)
glum-isem
glum-iseşi
glum-ise
glum-iserăm
glum-iserăţi
glum-iseră
6.7. Seventh conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the seventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -âsem, -âseşi, -âse, -âserăm, -âserăţi, -âseră:
HOTĂRÎ (decide)
hotăr-âsem
hotăr-âseşi
hotăr-âse
hotăr-âserăm
hotăr-âserăţi
hotăr-âseră
6.8. Eighth conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the eighth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -usem, -useşi, -use, -userăm, -userăţi, -useră:
PĂREA (seem)
păr-usem
păr-useşi
păr-use
păr-userăm
păr-userăţi
păr-useră
6.9. Ninth conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the ninth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -usem, -useşi, -use, -userăm, -userăţi, -useră:
ÎNCEPE (begin)
încep-usem
încep-useşi
încep-use
încep-userăm
încep-userăţi
încep-useră
6.10. Tenth conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the tenth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -sesem, -seseşi, -sese, -seserăm, -seserăţi, -seseră:
MERGE (go)
merg-sesem
merg-seseşi
merg-sese
merg-seserăm
merg-seserăţi
merg-seseră
5.11. Eleventh conjugation
The pluperfect of indicative of the eleventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -sesem, -seseşi, -sese, -seserăm, -seserăţi, -seseră:
RUPE (break)
rup-sesem
rup-seseşi
rup-sese
rup-seserăm
rup-seserăţi
rup-seseră
7. Simple past
7.1. First conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the first conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ai, -aşi, -ă, -arăm, -arăţi, -ară:
CÂNTA (sing)
cânt-ai
cânt-aşi
cânt-ă
cânt-arăm
cânt-arăţi
cânt-ară
7.2. Second conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the second conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ai, -aşi, -ă, -arăm, -arăţi, -ară:
DANSA (dance)
dans-ai
dans-aşi
dans-ă
dans-arăm
dans-arăţi
dans-ară
7.3. Third conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the third conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -âi, -âşi, -î, -ârăm, -ârăţi, -âră:
VÂRÎ (enter)
vâr-âi
vâr-âşi
vâr-î
vâr-ârăm
vâr-ârăţi
vâr-âră
7.4. Fourth conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the fourth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ii, -işi, -i, -irăm, -irăţi, -iră:
OFERI (offer)
ofer-ii
ofer-işi
ofer-i
ofer-irăm
ofer-irăţi
ofer-iră
7.5. Fifth conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the fifth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ii, -işi, -i, -irăm, -irăţi, -iră:
DORMI (sleep)
dorm-ii
dorm-işi
dorm-i
dorm-irăm
dorm-irăţi
dorm-iră
7.6. Sixth conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the sixth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ii, -işi, -i, -irăm, -irăţi, -iră:
GLUMI (joke)
glum-ii
glum-işi
glum-i
glum-irăm
glum-irăţi
glum-iră
7.7. Seventh conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the seventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -âi, -âşi, -î, -ârăm, -ârăţi, -âră:
HOTĂRÎ (decide)
hotăr-âi
hotăr-âşi
hotăr-î
hotăr-ârăm
hotăr-ârăţi
hotăr-âră
7.8. Eighth conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the eighth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ui, -uşi, -u, -urăm, -urăţi, -ură:
PĂREA (seem)
păr-ui
păr-uşi
păr-u
păr-urăm
păr-urăţi
păr-ură
7.9. Ninth conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the ninth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -ui, -uşi, -u, -urăm, -urăţi, -ură:
ÎNCEPE (begin)
încep-ui
încep-uşi
încep-u
încep-urăm
încep-urăţi
încep-ură
7.10. Tenth conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the tenth conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -sei, -seşi, -se, -serăm, -serăţi, -seră:
MERGE (go)
mer-sei
mer-seşi
mer-se
mer-serăm
mer-serăţi
mer-seră
7.11. Eleventh conjugation
The simple past of indicative of the eleventh conjugation is formed with the root of the verb plus the endings -sei, -seşi, -se, -serăm, -serăţi, -seră:
RUPE (break)
rup-sei
rup-seşi
rup-se
rup-serăm
rup-serăţi
rup-seră
8. Future I
The future I of indicative of all verbs is formed with the auxiliary verb a vrea (want) in