CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CIRCUMMURE
PRESENT
Present
I circummure
you circummure
he/she/it circummures
we circummure
you circummure
they circummure
Present continuous
I am circummuring
you are circummuring
he/she/it is circummuring
we are circummuring
you are circummuring
they are circummuring
Present perfect
I have circummured
you have circummured
he/she/it has circummured
we have circummured
you have circummured
they have circummured
Present perfect continuous
I have been circummuring
you have been circummuring
he/she/it has been circummuring
we have been circummuring
you have been circummuring
they have been circummuring
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I circummured
you circummured
he/she/it circummured
we circummured
you circummured
they circummured
Past continuous
I was circummuring
you were circummuring
he/she/it was circummuring
we were circummuring
you were circummuring
they were circummuring
Past perfect
I had circummured
you had circummured
he/she/it had circummured
we had circummured
you had circummured
they had circummured
Past perfect continuous
I had been circummuring
you had been circummuring
he/she/it had been circummuring
we had been circummuring
you had been circummuring
they had been circummuring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will circummure
you will circummure
he/she/it will circummure
we will circummure
you will circummure
they will circummure
Future continuous
I will be circummuring
you will be circummuring
he/she/it will be circummuring
we will be circummuring
you will be circummuring
they will be circummuring
Future perfect
I will have circummured
you will have circummured
he/she/it will have circummured
we will have circummured
you will have circummured
they will have circummured
Future perfect continuous
I will have been circummuring
you will have been circummuring
he/she/it will have been circummuring
we will have been circummuring
you will have been circummuring
they will have been circummuring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would circummure
you would circummure
he/she/it would circummure
we would circummure
you would circummure
they would circummure
Conditional continuous
I would be circummuring
you would be circummuring
he/she/it would be circummuring
we would be circummuring
you would be circummuring
they would be circummuring
Conditional perfect
I would have circummure
you would have circummure
he/she/it would have circummure
we would have circummure
you would have circummure
they would have circummure
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been circummuring
you would have been circummuring
he/she/it would have been circummuring
we would have been circummuring
you would have been circummuring
they would have been circummuring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you circummure
we let´s circummure
you circummure
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
circummured
Present Participle
circummuring
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRCUMMURE»
Discover the use of
circummure in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
circummure and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Shakespeare studies in Baconian light
CIRCUMMURE. CIRCUMSCRIBE. 325 He hath bought a pair of cast lips of
Diana . . . the very ice of chastity is in them. (As You Like It III. iv. 16). The word
cast combines the double meaning of the English vernacular, cast off, done with ;
and ...
Robert Masters Theobald, 1901
2
The Endangered English Dictionary: Bodacious Words Your ...
... circumfulgent glow around the top of the building circummure (ser-kum-
MYOOR) to wall in or around to circummure the swimming pool for safety reasons
circumvest (ser-kum-VEST) to clothe or enwrap circumvested herself in her
boyfriend's ...
3
Lieber's Standard Telegraphic Code
147750 Circummure 147751 Circumpono 47752 !47753 47754 47755 47756
47757 47758 47759 47760 47761 47762 47763 47764 47765 47766 47767
47768 Circumputa. Circumrode . Circumsail. . Circumsept . Circumsido .
Circumtere .
4
The Works of William Shakespeare
119; circummure in Measure for Measure, iv. 1. 28. 4. Line I5: Priam's six-oateD
city.— Bo the Folios. Theobald, to suit the plural verb, sperr up, below (line 19),
needlessly changed to " nil gates i' the city," and was followed by Hanmer. 5.
William Shakespeare, Sir Henry Irving, Frank Albert Marshall, 1889
5
The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare
He hath a garden circummure * with brick, Whose western side is with a vine ard.
back'd; And to that vineyard is a planche t. gate, That makes his opening wlththis
bigger key: This other doth command a httle door, Which from the vineyardto ...
William Shakespeare, William Hazlitt, Samuel Johnson, 1860
6
Englesko-hrvatski rječnik
Circummure, sö'k'miü", v t. obzidati Circuranavigable, eörksmnäv',gäbl, a. ¡to se
dade oploviti. Circumnavigate. sörk*mnäv"get, v. t. oploviti, objedriti;
Circumnavigation so'k'mnâv'gë'à'n, n oplov, objedre- nje; Circunavigator, eö'k'
mnav"- gët8r, ...
7
A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages in Two ...
... vandeniu: aptekas. Circumfuse (sör-köm-fjflz'), v.a. aplieti aplinkui; ilplatinti
aplinkui. Circumjacent (sör-köm-dze'sent), adj. aplinkui gul^s; aplinkinis.
Circumlocution (sör-köm-lo-kju'siön), ». snekëjimas apeinamais zodziais.
Circummure ...
Something of the Festival idea seemed lost with the decision to circummure the
events within the confines ofan opera house, and the audiences resembled those
which ordinarily patronize Important musical events, more than they suggested ...
9
The dramatic works: From the test of Johnson, Stevens, and ...
He hath a garden circummure “" with brick, Whose western side is_ with a
vineyard back'd; And to that vineyardis a pla.nch_e gate, That makes his opemng
with this bigger key: This other doth command a little door, Which from the
vineyardto ...
William Shakespeare, 1860
10
A complete dictionary of the english and german languages ...
r-k&m-jA'- aëiit, ¡u\¡. nmliegeub. Circuinligation, s?r-kñm-le> £.V- -lión , s,
Umbinbtii , п.; fetiibf, f. Circumlocution, sîr-kum-lo- кЛ^-shän, е. 11п11"фс«|Ьш1й,
f. Circumlocutory , sîr-knm- lêk'-A-ti-rè, adj. iimf$reibenb. Circummure, sîr-kum-шА
-ге', ...
