[(b.) With the Bare Root in Parts.]
inquam, eō, and queō.
[759.] inquam, eō, and queō have the bare root as present stem, in almost all their parts; in a few parts only the root is extended by a formative vowel ([829]).
[(1.) inquam, say I, quoth I.]
[760.] inquam, say I, is chiefly used in quoting a person’s direct words; and, from its meaning, is naturally very defective. The only parts in common use are the following:
| INDICATIVE MOOD. | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singular. | Plural. | |
| Pres. | inquam, inquis, inquit | ——, ——,inquiunt |
| Fut. | ——, inquiēs, inquiet | ——, ——,—— |
[761.] Rare forms are: subjunctive inquiat (Cornif.), indicative imperfect inquiēbat (Cic.), used twice each; indicative present inquimus (Hor.), perfect inquiī (Catull.), inquīstī (Cic.), once each; imperative inque, 4 times (Plaut. 2, Ter. 2), inquitō, 3 times (Plaut.). For inquam, see [728].
[(2.) eō, go (ī-[!-- visible as gesperrt to the eye of faith --] for ei-, i-)]
| Principal parts: eō,īre, iī, itum. | ||
| INDICATIVE MOOD. | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singular. | Plural. | |
| Pres. | eō, īs, it | īmus, ītis, eunt |
| Imp. | ībam, ībās, ībat | ībāmus, ībātis, ībant |
| Fut. | ībō, ībis, ībit | ībimus, ībitis, ībunt |
| Perf. | iī, īstī, iīt or īt | iimus, īstis, iērunt or -re |
| Plup. | ieram, ierās, ierat | ierāmus, ierātis, ierant |
| F. P. | ierō, ieris, ierit | ierimus, ieritis, ierint |
| SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD. | ||
| Pres. | eam, eās, eat | eāmus, eātis, eant |
| Imp. | īrem, īrēs, īret | īrēmus, īrētis, īrent |
| Perf. | ierim, ierīs, ierit | ierīmus, ierītis, ierint |
| Plup. | īssem, īssēs, īsset | īssēmus, īssētis, īssent |
| IMPERATIVE MOOD. | ||
| ī or ītō, ītō | īte or ītōte, euntō | |
| INFINITIVE. | PARTICIPLE. | |
| Pres. | īre | iēns, Gen. euntis |
| Perf. | īsse | itum |
| Fut. | itūrus esse | itūrus |
| GERUND. | SUPINE. | |
| Gen. | eundī | |
| Dat. | eundō | |
| Acc. | eundum | —— |
| Abl. | eundō | —— |