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Proto-Italic
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ-.
Verb
*sekʷōr first-singular present indicative[1]
- to follow, come/go after
Inflection
| Inflection of *sekʷōr (third conjugation)
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| Present
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*sekʷōr
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| Perfect
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—
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| Aorist
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—
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| Past participle
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—
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| Present indicative
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Active
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Passive
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| 1st sing.
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*sekʷōr
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—
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| 2nd sing.
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*sekʷezo
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—
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| 3rd sing.
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*sekʷetor
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—
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| 1st plur.
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*sekʷomor
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—
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| 2nd plur.
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*sekʷem(e?)n(ai?)
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—
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| 3rd plur.
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*sekʷontor
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—
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| Present subjunctive
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Active
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Passive
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| 1st sing.
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*sekʷār
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—
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| 2nd sing.
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*sekʷāzo
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—
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| 3rd sing.
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*sekʷātor
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—
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| 1st plur.
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*sekʷāmor
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—
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| 2nd plur.
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*sekʷām(e?)n(ai?)
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—
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| 3rd plur.
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*sekʷāntor
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—
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|
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| Perfect indicative
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Active
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|
| 1st sing.
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—
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| 2nd sing.
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—
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| 3rd sing.
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—
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| 1st plur.
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—
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| 2nd plur.
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—
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| 3rd plur.
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—
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| Aorist indicative
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Active
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|
| 1st sing.
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—
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| 2nd sing.
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—
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| 3rd sing.
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—
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| 1st plur.
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—
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| 2nd plur.
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—
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| 3rd plur.
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—
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| Present imperative
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Active
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Passive
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| 2nd sing.
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*sekʷezo
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—
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| 2nd plur.
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—
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—
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| Future imperative
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Active
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| 2nd + 3rd sing.
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—
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| Participles
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Present
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Past
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*sekʷents
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—
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| Verbal nouns
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tu-derivative
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s-derivative
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—
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*sekʷezi
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Descendants
- Latin: sequor (see there for further descendants)
References
- ^ De Vaan, Michiel (2008) Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 7), Leiden, Boston: Brill, →ISBN, pages 555-6
