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What does 'amare' mean?
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amaveram
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amaveras
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Study Notes
Latin Pluperfect Tense Vocabulary
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Amare: Means "to love" and serves as the base verb for its pluperfect forms.
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Amaveram: "I had loved." Indicates the first person singular past action of loving.
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Amaveras: "You had loved." Indicates the second person singular past action.
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Amaverat: "S/He/It had loved." Denotes the third person singular past.
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Amaveramus: "We had loved." Represents the first person plural.
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Amaveratis: "You (pl.) had loved." Denotes second person plural.
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Amaverant: "They had loved." Indicates third person plural action.
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Videre: Translates to "to see", the base for the pluperfect forms related to seeing.
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Videram: "I had seen." First person singular past action of seeing.
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Videras: "You had seen." Indicates second person singular.
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Viderat: "S/He/It had seen." Represents third person singular past action.
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Videramus: "We had seen." Indicates first person plural past action.
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Videratis: "You (pl.) had seen." Denotes second person plural action.
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Viderant: "They had seen." Represents third person plural action.
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Ducere: Means "to lead", forming the basis for pluperfect leads.
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Duxeram: "I had led." Indicates first person singular past action of leading.
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Duxeras: "You had led." Denotes second person singular.
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Duxerat: "S/He/It had led." Represents third person singular past.
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Duxeramus: "We had led." Indicates first person plural.
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Duxeratis: "You (pl.) had led." Represents second person plural.
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Duxerant: "They had led." Indicates third person plural action.
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Dormire: Translates to "to sleep", serving as the base for its pluperfect forms.
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Dormiveram: "I had slept." First person singular past action of sleeping.
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Dormiveras: "You had slept." Denotes second person singular.
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Dormiverat: "S/He/It had slept." Represents third person singular past action.
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Dormiveramus: "We had slept." Indicates first person plural past action.
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Dormiveratis: "You (pl.) had slept." Denotes second person plural.
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Dormiverant: "They had slept." Represents third person plural action.
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