canto

Latine I

Verbum transitivum

cantō, are, avī

√ sonos bene emittere, carmen proferre

Coniugatio

Radix praesens cant-
Praesens indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.	pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantō	cantāmus	I.	cantor	cantāmur
II.	cantās	cantātis	II.	cantāris	cantāminī
III.	cantat	cantant	III.	cantātur	cantantur
Imperativus
act.	cantā	cantāte	pass.	cantāre	cantāminī
Imperativus futurus
II.	cantātō	cantātōte	II.	cantātor	—
III.	cantātō	cantantō	III.	cantātor	cantantor
Praesens subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.	pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantem	cantēmus	I.	canter	cantēmur
II.	cantēs	cantētis	II.	cantēris	cantēminī
III.	cantet	cantent	III.	cantētur	cantentur
Imperfectum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.	pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantābam	cantābāmus	I.	cantābar	cantābāmur
II.	cantābās	cantābātis	II.	cantābāris	cantābāminī
III.	cantābat	cantābant	III.	cantābātur	cantābantur
Imperfectum subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.	pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantārem	cantārēmus	I.	cantārer	cantārēmur
II.	cantārēs	cantārētis	II.	cantārēris	cantārēminī
III.	cantāret	cantārent	III.	cantārētur	cantārentur
Futurum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.	pass.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantābō	cantābimus	I.	cantābor	cantābimur
II.	cantābis	cantābitis	II.	cantāberis	cantābiminī
III.	cantābit	cantābunt	III.	cantābitur	cantābuntur

Radix perfecta cantāv-
Perfectum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantāvī	cantāvimus
II.	cantāvistī	cantāvistis
III.	cantāvit	cantāvērunt
Perfectum subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantāverim	cantāverīmus
II.	cantāverīs	cantāverītis
III.	cantāverit	cantāverint
Plusquam perfectum indicativum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantāveram	cantāverāmus
II.	cantāverās	cantāverātis
III.	cantāverat	cantāverant
Plusquam perfectum subiunctivum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantāvissem	cantāvissēmus
II.	cantāvissēs	cantāvissētis
III.	cantāvisset	cantāvissent
Futurum perfectum
act.	sing.	plur.
I.	cantāverō	cantāverimus
II.	cantāveris	cantāveritis
III.	cantāverit	cantāverint

Infinitivi
	act.	pass.
praes.	cantāre	cantārī
perf.	cantāvisse

Participia
praes.	cantāns, -antis
perf.	cantātus, -a, -um
fut.	cantātūrus, -a, -um

Gerundia et supina
subst.	cantandum, -ī
adiect.	cantandus, -a, -um
supina	cantātum, cantātū

Dictiones collatae

Translationes

sing ☞en

chanter ☞fr

singen ☞de

cantar ☞es

Latine II

cant|ō, -ōnis masc.^[1]^[2]

Divisio administrativa exempli gratia Helvetiae, pagus

Vicipaedia

Vicipaedia articulum habet de Cantone.

Declinatio

	sing.	plur.
nom.	cantō	cantōnēs	I
gen.	cantōnis	cantōnum	II
dat.	cantōnī	cantōnibus	III
acc.	cantōnem	cantōnēs	IV
abl.	cantōne	cantōnibus	VI
voc.	cantō	cantōnēs	V

Loci

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saec. XVIII.

Anno 1712: Postquam Legati Brittannici ope res liturgica et hierarchica in Prussiae Regno optatum eventum sortita fuisset, opera Halesii, alii in imperio status, ipsi que Cantones Helvetici in aliqualem ejus rei societatem potuissent invitari.^[2]

Translationes

Germanice

Kanton m ☞de

Nota

[1] Prima Mensis Aprilis Ao Domini 1549 post obitum Reverendissimi Principis Domini Johannis Jacobi (piae memoriae) Abatia 22 diebus Abbate vacante communi sufragio ac nutu Reverendissimi pariter ac Religiosissimi Princips Domini Dni Lucij Episcopi Curiensis Magnificorum prudentumque septem Cantonum Helveciorum ambasiatorum et totius Conventus Fabarini jn Abatem electus est reverendus Dominus Rodolfus Stucki de Glarona, qui antea Decanum agebat homo religione, virtute et ingenio eximius.

[Sharp-2] 2.0 ^2.1 The life of John Sharp, D. D. Lord Archbishop of York: to which are added ... Thomas Sharp, Thomas Newcome 1825

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