repto, reptare, reptavi, reptatus:

Verb · 1st conjugation · variant: 1st

Frequency:
Frequent
Dictionary:
Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)

crawl/creep (over); move slowly/lazily/furtively, stroll/saunter, slink, grope;

Conjugations

Finite Forms

PersonSingularPlural
1reptoreptamus
2reptasreptatis
3reptatreptant

Infinitives

VoiceTenseForms
activepresentreptare
activeperfectreptavisse
passivepresentreptari

Imperatives

active

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
repta
reptate
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
reptato
reptatote
3
reptato
reptanto

passive

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
reptare
reptamini
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
reptator
—
3
reptator
reptantor

Participles

Perfect Passive Participle

masculine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
reptatus
reptati
Gen.
reptati
reptatorum
Dat.
reptato
—
Acc.
reptatum
reptatos
Voc.
reptate
reptati
Abl.
reptato
—

feminine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
reptata
reptatae
Gen.
reptatae
reptatarum
Dat.
reptatae
—
Acc.
reptatam
reptatas
Voc.
reptata
reptatae
Abl.
reptata
—

neuter

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
reptatum
reptata
Gen.
reptati
reptatorum
Dat.
reptato
—
Acc.
reptatum
reptata
Voc.
reptatum
reptata
Abl.
reptato
—

Gerundive

masculine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
reptandus
—
Gen.
reptandi
—
Dat.
reptando
—
Acc.
reptandum
—
Voc.
reptande
—
Abl.
reptando
—
feminine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
reptanda
—
Gen.
reptandae
—
Dat.
reptandae
—
Acc.
reptandam
—
Voc.
reptanda
—
Abl.
reptanda
—
neuter
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
reptandum
—
Gen.
reptandi
—
Dat.
reptando
—
Acc.
reptandum
—
Voc.
reptandum
—
Abl.
reptando
—

Supines

accusative: reptatum; ablative: reptatu

Examples

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