tormento, tormentare, tormentavi, tormentatus:

Verb · 1st conjugation · variant: 1st · Transitive

Frequency:
Lesser
Dictionary:
Souter (Later Latin)
Age:
Later

torture; torment; inflict acute physical/mental pain;

Conjugations

Finite Forms

PersonSingularPlural
1tormentotormentamus
2tormentastormentatis
3tormentattormentant

Infinitives

VoiceTenseForms
activepresenttormentare
activeperfecttormentavisse
passivepresenttormentari

Imperatives

active

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
tormenta
tormentate
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
tormentato
tormentatote
3
tormentato
tormentanto

passive

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
tormentare
tormentamini
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
tormentator
—
3
tormentator
tormentantor

Participles

Perfect Passive Participle

masculine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
tormentatus
tormentati
Gen.
tormentati
tormentatorum
Dat.
tormentato
—
Acc.
tormentatum
tormentatos
Voc.
tormentate
tormentati
Abl.
tormentato
—

feminine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
tormentata
tormentatae
Gen.
tormentatae
tormentatarum
Dat.
tormentatae
—
Acc.
tormentatam
tormentatas
Voc.
tormentata
tormentatae
Abl.
tormentata
—

neuter

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
tormentatum
tormentata
Gen.
tormentati
tormentatorum
Dat.
tormentato
—
Acc.
tormentatum
tormentata
Voc.
tormentatum
tormentata
Abl.
tormentato
—

Gerundive

masculine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
tormentandus
—
Gen.
tormentandi
—
Dat.
tormentando
—
Acc.
tormentandum
—
Voc.
tormentande
—
Abl.
tormentando
—
feminine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
tormentanda
—
Gen.
tormentandae
—
Dat.
tormentandae
—
Acc.
tormentandam
—
Voc.
tormentanda
—
Abl.
tormentanda
—
neuter
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
tormentandum
—
Gen.
tormentandi
—
Dat.
tormentando
—
Acc.
tormentandum
—
Voc.
tormentandum
—
Abl.
tormentando
—

Supines

accusative: tormentatum; ablative: tormentatu

Examples