dignosco

Latin

Pronunciation

Verb

dīgnōscō (present infinitive dīgnōscere, perfect active dīgnōvī, supine dīgnōtum); third conjugation

  1. alternative form of dīnōscō

Conjugation

   Conjugation of dīgnōscō (third conjugation)
indicative singular plural
first second third first second third
active present dīgnōscō dīgnōscis dīgnōscit dīgnōscimus dīgnōscitis dīgnōscunt
imperfect dīgnōscēbam dīgnōscēbās dīgnōscēbat dīgnōscēbāmus dīgnōscēbātis dīgnōscēbant
future dīgnōscam dīgnōscēs dīgnōscet dīgnōscēmus dīgnōscētis dīgnōscent
perfect dīgnōvī dīgnōvistī,
dīgnōstī1 		dīgnōvit,
dīgnōt1 		dīgnōvimus,
dīgnōmus1 		dīgnōvistis,
dīgnōstis1 		dīgnōvērunt,
dīgnōrunt,
dīgnōvēre1
pluperfect dīgnōveram,
dīgnōram1 		dīgnōverās,
dīgnōrās1 		dīgnōverat,
dīgnōrat1 		dīgnōverāmus,
dīgnōrāmus1 		dīgnōverātis,
dīgnōrātis1 		dīgnōverant,
dīgnōrant1
future perfect dīgnōverō,
dīgnōrō1 		dīgnōveris,
dīgnōris1 		dīgnōverit,
dīgnōrit1 		dīgnōverimus,
dīgnōrimus1 		dīgnōveritis,
dīgnōritis1 		dīgnōverint,
dīgnōrint1
passive present dīgnōscor dīgnōsceris,
dīgnōscere 		dīgnōscitur dīgnōscimur dīgnōsciminī dīgnōscuntur
imperfect dīgnōscēbar dīgnōscēbāris,
dīgnōscēbāre 		dīgnōscēbātur dīgnōscēbāmur dīgnōscēbāminī dīgnōscēbantur
future dīgnōscar dīgnōscēris,
dīgnōscēre 		dīgnōscētur dīgnōscēmur dīgnōscēminī dīgnōscentur
perfect dīgnōtus + present active indicative of sum
pluperfect dīgnōtus + imperfect active indicative of sum
future perfect dīgnōtus + future active indicative of sum
subjunctive singular plural
first second third first second third
active present dīgnōscam dīgnōscās dīgnōscat dīgnōscāmus dīgnōscātis dīgnōscant
imperfect dīgnōscerem dīgnōscerēs dīgnōsceret dīgnōscerēmus dīgnōscerētis dīgnōscerent
perfect dīgnōverim,
dīgnōrim1 		dīgnōverīs,
dīgnōrīs1 		dīgnōverit,
dīgnōrit1 		dīgnōverīmus,
dīgnōrīmus1 		dīgnōverītis,
dīgnōrītis1 		dīgnōverint,
dīgnōrint1
pluperfect dīgnōvissem,
dīgnōssem1 		dīgnōvissēs,
dīgnōssēs1 		dīgnōvisset,
dīgnōsset1 		dīgnōvissēmus,
dīgnōssēmus1 		dīgnōvissētis,
dīgnōssētis1 		dīgnōvissent,
dīgnōssent1
passive present dīgnōscar dīgnōscāris,
dīgnōscāre 		dīgnōscātur dīgnōscāmur dīgnōscāminī dīgnōscantur
imperfect dīgnōscerer dīgnōscerēris,
dīgnōscerēre 		dīgnōscerētur dīgnōscerēmur dīgnōscerēminī dīgnōscerentur
perfect dīgnōtus + present active subjunctive of sum
pluperfect dīgnōtus + imperfect active subjunctive of sum
imperative singular plural
first second third first second third
active present — dīgnōsce — — dīgnōscite —
future — dīgnōscitō dīgnōscitō — dīgnōscitōte dīgnōscuntō
passive present — dīgnōscere — — dīgnōsciminī —
future — dīgnōscitor dīgnōscitor — — dīgnōscuntor
non-finite forms infinitive participle
active passive active passive
present dīgnōscere dīgnōscī dīgnōscēns —
future dīgnōtūrum esse dīgnōtum īrī dīgnōtūrus dīgnōscendus,
dīgnōscundus
perfect dīgnōvisse,
dīgnōsse1 		dīgnōtum esse — dīgnōtus
future perfect — dīgnōtum fore — —
perfect potential dīgnōtūrum fuisse — — —
verbal nouns gerund supine
genitive dative accusative ablative accusative ablative
dīgnōscendī dīgnōscendō dīgnōscendum dīgnōscendō dīgnōtum dīgnōtū

1The verb "nōscō" and its compounds frequently drop the syllables "vi" and "ve" from their perfect, pluperfect and future perfect conjugations.

References

  • “dignosco”, in Charlton T. Lewis and Charles Short (1879) A Latin Dictionary, Oxford: Clarendon Press
  • dignosco in Gaffiot, Félix (1934) Dictionnaire illustré latin-français, Hachette.
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