Latin Pluperfect Tense Flashcards

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What does 'amare' mean?

to see

to sleep

to love (correct)

to lead

What is the pluperfect form of 'I had loved' in Latin?

amaveram

What is the pluperfect form of 'You had loved' in Latin?

amaveras

What is the pluperfect form of 'S/He/It had loved' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'We had loved' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'You (pl.) had loved' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'They had loved' in Latin?

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What does 'videre' mean?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'I had seen' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'You had seen' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'We had seen' in Latin?

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What does 'ducere' mean?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'I had led' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'You had led' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'We had led' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'They had led' in Latin?

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What does 'dormire' mean?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'I had slept' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'You had slept' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'S/He/It had slept' in Latin?

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What is the pluperfect form of 'We had slept' in Latin?

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Study Notes

Latin Pluperfect Tense Vocabulary

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

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Test your knowledge of the Latin pluperfect tense with these flashcards. Each card provides a verb, its form, and the corresponding English definition. Perfect for students looking to enhance their Latin language skills.