A Latin Grammar for Schools and Colleges

by George Martin Lane

[(B.) VERBS IN -ere.]

The Third Conjugation.

[782.]

regō, rule.

PRINCIPAL PARTS.
Pres. Indic.	Pres. Infin.	Perf. Indic.	Perf. Part.
regō	regere	rēxī	rēctus
ACTIVE VOICE.
INDICATIVE MOOD.
Present Tense.
Singular.		Plural.
regō, I rule, or amruling		regimus, we rule, or areruling
regis, thou rulest, or artruling		regitis, you rule, or areruling
regit, he rules, or isruling		regunt, they rule, or areruling
Imperfect Tense.
regēbam, I was ruling, or Iruled		regēbāmus, we were ruling, or weruled
regēbās, thou wert ruling, or thouruledst		regēbātis, you were ruling, or youruled
regēbat, he was ruling, or heruled		regēbant, they were ruling, orthey ruled
Future Tense.
regam, I shall rule		regēmus, we shall rule
regēs, thou wilt rule		regētis, you will rule
reget, he will rule		regent, they will rule
Perfect Tense.
rēxī, I have ruled, or Iruled		rēximus, we have ruled, or weruled
rēxistī, thou hast ruled, or thouruledst		rēxistis, you have ruled, or youruled
rēxit, he has ruled, or heruled		rēxērunt or -re, they haveruled, or they ruled
Pluperfect Tense.
rēxeram, I had ruled		rēxerāmus, we had ruled
rēxerās, thou hadst ruled		rēxerātis, you had ruled
rēxerat, he had ruled		rēxerant, they had ruled
Future Perfect Tense.
rēxerō, I shall have ruled		rēxerimus, we shall haveruled
rēxeris, thou wilt have ruled		rēxeritis, you will haveruled
rēxerit, he will have ruled		rēxerint, they will haveruled
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.
Present Tense.
Singular.		Plural.
regam, may I rule		regāmus, let us rule
regās, mayst thou rule		regātis, may you rule
regat, let him rule		regant, let them rule
Imperfect Tense.
regerem, I should rule		regerēmus, we should rule
regerēs, thou wouldst rule		regerētis, you would rule
regeret, he would rule		regerent, they would rule
Perfect Tense.
rēxerim, I may have ruled		rēxerīmus, we may have ruled
rēxerīs, thou mayst haveruled		rēxerītis, you may have ruled
rēxerit, he may have ruled		rēxerint, they may have ruled
Pluperfect Tense.
rēxissem, I should have ruled		rēxissēmus, we should haveruled
rēxissēs, thou wouldst haveruled		rēxissētis, you would haveruled
rēxisset, he would have ruled		rēxissent, they would haveruled
IMPERATIVE MOOD.
rege or regitō, rule, thoushalt rule		regite or regitōte, rule,you shall rule
regitō, he shall rule		reguntō, they shall rule
NOUNS OF THE VERB.
INFINITIVE.		PARTICIPLE.
Pres. regere, to rule		Pres. regēns, ruling
Perf. rēxisse, to haveruled
Fut. rēctūrus esse, to be going torule		Fut. rēctūrus, going to rule
GERUND.		SUPINE.
Gen. regendī, ofruling
Dat. regendō, forruling
Acc. regendum, ruling		Acc. *rēctum, to rule, notused
Abl. regendō, byruling		Abl. *rēctū, in ruling, notused

[VERBS IN -ere.]

The Third Conjugation.

[783.]

regor, am ruled.

PASSIVE VOICE.
INDICATIVE MOOD.
Present Tense.
Singular.	Plural.
regor, I am ruled	regimur, we are ruled
regeris or -re, thou art ruled	regiminī, you are ruled
regitur, he is ruled	reguntur, they are ruled
Imperfect Tense.
regēbar, I was ruled	regēbāmur, we were ruled
regēbāre or -ris, thou wert ruled	regēbāminī, you were ruled
regēbātur, he was ruled	regēbantur, they were ruled
Future Tense.
regar, I shall be ruled	regēmur, we shall be ruled
regēre or -ris, thou wilt be ruled	regēminī, you will be ruled
regētur, he will be ruled	regentur, they will be ruled
Perfect Tense.
rēctus sum, I have been, or was ruled	rēctī sumus, we have been, or were ruled
rēctus es, thou hast been, or wert ruled	rēctī estis, you have been, or were ruled
rēctus est, he has been, or was ruled	rēctī sunt, they have been, or were ruled
Pluperfect Tense.
rēctus eram, I had been ruled	rēctī erāmus, we had been ruled
rēctus erās, thou hadst been ruled	rēctī erātis, you had been ruled
rēctus erat, he had been ruled	rēctī erant, they had been ruled
Future Perfect Tense.
rēctus erō, I shall have been ruled	rēctī erimus, we shall have been ruled
rēctus eris, thou wilt have been ruled	rēctī eritis, you will have been ruled
rēctus erit, he will have been ruled	rēctī erunt, they will have been ruled
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.
Present Tense.
Singular.	Plural.
regar, may I be ruled	regāmur, may we be ruled
regāre or -ris, mayst thou be ruled	regāminī, may you be ruled
regātur, let him be ruled	regantur, let them be ruled
Imperfect Tense.
regerer, I should be ruled	regerēmur, we should be ruled
regerēre or -ris, thou wouldst be ruled	regerēminī, you would be ruled
regerētur, he would be ruled	regerentur, they would be ruled
Perfect Tense.
rēctus sim, I may have been ruled	rēctī sīmus, we may have been ruled
rēctus sīs, thou mayst have been ruled	rēctī sītis, you may have been ruled
rēctus sit, he may have been ruled	rēctī sint, they may have been ruled
Pluperfect Tense.
rēctus essem, I should have been ruled	rēctī essēmus, we should have been ruled
rēctus essēs, thou wouldst have been ruled	rēctī essētis, you would have been ruled
rēctus esset, he would have been ruled	rēctī essent, they would have been ruled
IMPERATIVE MOOD.
regere or regitor, be ruled, thou shalt beruled	regiminī, be ruled
regitor, he shall be ruled	reguntor, they shall be ruled
NOUNS OF THE VERB.
INFINITIVE.	GERUNDIVE.
Pres. regī, to be ruled	regendus, to be ruled
Perf. rēctus esse, to have been ruled	PERFECT PARTICIPLE.
Fut. *rēctum īrī, to be going to beruled, not used ([2273])	rēctus, ruled