Contionary:móiōne

Sintsiran

Etymology

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

Noun

móiōne (class 0, deponent conjugation, third-person singular present mokódē, third-person singular perfect mókot, passive participle mókō)

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

Conjugation

Conjugation of móiōne (deponent conjugation)
Information					deponent conjugation
indicative					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
passive			present		mokódā				mokósē				mokódē				mokósmē				mokóstē				mokódōr
			perfect		mókār				mókos				mókot				mókosme				mókoste				mókūr
			pluperfect		mókāri				mókosi				mókoti				mókosime				mókosite				mókūri
			imperfect		mokódēm				mokódīs				mokódīt				mokódēme				mokódēte				mokódīr
			future		mokôsiōm				mokôsius				mokôsiut				mokôsiume				mokôsiute				mokôsiūr
subjunctive					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
passive			present		mokótsem				mokótses				mokótset				mokótseme				mokótsete				mokótsen
			perfect		mokâra				mokârs				mokârt				mokârmes				mokârte				mokârnat
			pluperfect		mokârem				mokâris				mokârit				mokâreme				mokârete				mokâren
			imperfect		mokótsīm				mokótsīs				mokótsīt				mokótsīme				mokótsīte				mokótsīn
imperative					singular												plural
					second informal						second formal						first						second
passive					mokó						mokórō						mokóme						mokóte
other					infinitives												participles
					passive												passive
					móiōne												mókō