canto, cantare, cantavi, cantatus:

Verb · 1st conjugation · variant: 1st

Frequency:
Very Frequent
Dictionary:
Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)
Field:
Arts

sing; play (roles/music); recite; praise, celebrate; forewarn; enchant, bewitch;

Conjugations

Finite Forms

PersonSingularPlural
1cantocantamus
2cantascantatis
3cantatcantant

Infinitives

VoiceTenseForms
activepresentcantare
activeperfectcantavisse
passivepresentcantari

Imperatives

active

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
canta
cantate
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
cantato
cantatote
3
cantato
cantanto

passive

present
PersonSingularPlural
2
cantare
cantamini
future
PersonSingularPlural
2
cantator
—
3
cantator
cantantor

Participles

Perfect Passive Participle

masculine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
cantatus
cantati
Gen.
cantati
cantatorum
Dat.
cantato
—
Acc.
cantatum
cantatos
Voc.
cantate
cantati
Abl.
cantato
—

feminine

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
cantata
cantatae
Gen.
cantatae
cantatarum
Dat.
cantatae
—
Acc.
cantatam
cantatas
Voc.
cantata
cantatae
Abl.
cantata
—

neuter

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
cantatum
cantata
Gen.
cantati
cantatorum
Dat.
cantato
—
Acc.
cantatum
cantata
Voc.
cantatum
cantata
Abl.
cantato
—

Gerundive

masculine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
cantandus
—
Gen.
cantandi
—
Dat.
cantando
—
Acc.
cantandum
—
Voc.
cantande
—
Abl.
cantando
—
feminine
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
cantanda
—
Gen.
cantandae
—
Dat.
cantandae
—
Acc.
cantandam
—
Voc.
cantanda
—
Abl.
cantanda
—
neuter
CaseSingularPlural
Nom.
cantandum
—
Gen.
cantandi
—
Dat.
cantando
—
Acc.
cantandum
—
Voc.
cantandum
—
Abl.
cantando
—

Supines

accusative: cantatum; ablative: cantatu