Contionary:móiōne

Sintsiran

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *(me)mógʰe‎ (can, be able)

Noun

móiōne (class 0, deponent conjugation, third-person singular present meódē, third-person singular perfect móiot, passive participle móiō)

1. (intransitive) to become able
2. (intransitive, perfect tense) to be able, can

Conjugation

Notes: This is the only irregular deponent verb.

Conjugation of móiōne (deponent conjugation)
Information					deponent conjugation
indicative					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
passive			present		meodā				meosē				meodē				meosmē				meostē				meodōr
			perfect		móiār				móios				móiot				móiosme				móioste				móiūr
			pluperfect		móiāri				móiosi				móioti				móiosime				móiosite				móiūri
			imperfect		meodēm				meodīs				meodīt				meodēme				meodēte				meodīr
			future		meôsiōm				meôsius				meôsiut				meôsiume				meôsiute				meôsiūr
subjunctive					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
passive			present		meotsem				meotses				meotset				meotseme				meotsete				meotsen
			perfect		meâra				meârs				meârt				meârmes				meârte				meârnat
			pluperfect		meârem				meâris				meârit				meâreme				meârete				meâren
			imperfect		meotsīm				meotsīs				meotsīt				meotsīme				meotsīte				meotsīn
imperative					singular												plural
					second informal						second formal						first						second
passive					meo						meorō						meome						meote
other					infinitives												participles
					passive												passive
					móiōne												móiō