feto, fetare, fetavi, fetatus:

Verb · 1st conjugation · variant: 1st · Intransitive

Frequency:
Very Rare
Dictionary:
Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)

breed/spawn; hatch/bring forth offspring/young; impregnate, make fruitful (L+S);

Conjugations

Finite Forms

PersonSingularPlural
1fetofetamus
2fetasfetatis
3fetatfetant

Infinitives

VoiceTenseForms
activepresentfetare
activeperfectfetavisse
passivepresentfetari

Imperatives

active

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
feta
fetate
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
fetato
fetatote
3
fetato
fetanto

passive

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
fetare
fetamini
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
fetator
—
3
fetator
fetantor

Participles

Perfect Passive Participle

masculine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
fetatus
fetati
Gen.
fetati
fetatorum
Dat.
fetato
—
Acc.
fetatum
fetatos
Voc.
fetate
fetati
Abl.
fetato
—

feminine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
fetata
fetatae
Gen.
fetatae
fetatarum
Dat.
fetatae
—
Acc.
fetatam
fetatas
Voc.
fetata
fetatae
Abl.
fetata
—

neuter

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
fetatum
fetata
Gen.
fetati
fetatorum
Dat.
fetato
—
Acc.
fetatum
fetata
Voc.
fetatum
fetata
Abl.
fetato
—

Gerundive

masculine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
fetandus
—
Gen.
fetandi
—
Dat.
fetando
—
Acc.
fetandum
—
Voc.
fetande
—
Abl.
fetando
—
feminine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
fetanda
—
Gen.
fetandae
—
Dat.
fetandae
—
Acc.
fetandam
—
Voc.
fetanda
—
Abl.
fetanda
—
neuter
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
fetandum
—
Gen.
fetandi
—
Dat.
fetando
—
Acc.
fetandum
—
Voc.
fetandum
—
Abl.
fetando
—

Supines

accusative: fetatum; ablative: fetatu