CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HUMECTATE
PRESENT
Present
I humectate
you humectate
he/she/it humectates
we humectate
you humectate
they humectate
Present continuous
I am humectating
you are humectating
he/she/it is humectating
we are humectating
you are humectating
they are humectating
Present perfect
I have humectated
you have humectated
he/she/it has humectated
we have humectated
you have humectated
they have humectated
Present perfect continuous
I have been humectating
you have been humectating
he/she/it has been humectating
we have been humectating
you have been humectating
they have been humectating
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 humectated
you humectated
he/she/it humectated
we humectated
you humectated
they humectated
Past continuous
I was humectating
you were humectating
he/she/it was humectating
we were humectating
you were humectating
they were humectating
Past perfect
I had humectated
you had humectated
he/she/it had humectated
we had humectated
you had humectated
they had humectated
Past perfect continuous
I had been humectating
you had been humectating
he/she/it had been humectating
we had been humectating
you had been humectating
they had been humectating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will humectate
you will humectate
he/she/it will humectate
we will humectate
you will humectate
they will humectate
Future continuous
I will be humectating
you will be humectating
he/she/it will be humectating
we will be humectating
you will be humectating
they will be humectating
Future perfect
I will have humectated
you will have humectated
he/she/it will have humectated
we will have humectated
you will have humectated
they will have humectated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been humectating
you will have been humectating
he/she/it will have been humectating
we will have been humectating
you will have been humectating
they will have been humectating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would humectate
you would humectate
he/she/it would humectate
we would humectate
you would humectate
they would humectate
Conditional continuous
I would be humectating
you would be humectating
he/she/it would be humectating
we would be humectating
you would be humectating
they would be humectating
Conditional perfect
I would have humectate
you would have humectate
he/she/it would have humectate
we would have humectate
you would have humectate
they would have humectate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been humectating
you would have been humectating
he/she/it would have been humectating
we would have been humectating
you would have been humectating
they would have been humectating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you humectate
we let´s humectate
you humectate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
humectated
Present Participle
humectating
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 «HUMECTATE»
Discover the use of
humectate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
humectate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English
Gwlybàu o. o. (gwlyb) To humectate, to madefy. Gwlybia , s. m. (gwlyb)
Humectatiou; a wetting. Gwlybiannawl, o. ( wlybiant) Humii'erous. Gwlybiannu,
o. o. gwlyhiant) To humectate. Gwlybiaut, s. m. (gwlyb) Humectation, madefaction
, humidity, ...
2
Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Gwlybaniaeth, s. m. (gwlyban) Humidity, wetness ; a liquid. Gwlybâu, f. a. (gwlyb)
To humectate, to madefy. Gwlybiad, ». m. (gwlyb) Humectation; a wetting.
Gwlybiannawl, a. (gwlybiant) H limiterons. Gwlybiannu, с. a. (gwlybiant) To
humectate.
3
Middle English Dictionary
(2) 1.267: Then the white neckes schalle be humectate or made weiete [Trev.:
beeb i-wasche] with golde. a!500(a!4l5) Mirk Fest. 191/22: Goo ynto be chirch
and se how al be pament 3et ys wete of pe holy watyr. (d) c! l50(?OE) PDidax.
Hans Kurath, Sherman McAllister Kuhn, Robert E. Lewis, 2000
4
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Gwlybiaw, v.a. (gwlyb )To humectate, to madefy. Gwlybrwyz, ». m. (gwlyb)
Wetne's; humidity. Gwlybu, v. a. (gwlyb) To humectate, to madefy. Gwlybwr, s. m.
— fl. gwlybyrau (gwlyb) A liquid. Gwlybyrawg, a. (gwlybwr) Abounding with
humidity ...
5
Renaissance and Revolution: Humanists, Scholars, Craftsmen ...
Consider Gassendi— Charleton: And thus much we learn in the School of Sense,
that such bodies as are humectate with the Aqueous and Lean moisture, are
easily capable of Exsiccation: but such as are humectate with the Unctuous and
Fat ...
Judith Veronica Field, J. V. Field, Frank A. J. L. James, 1997
6
Dizionario delle lingue italiana ed inglese
Madrid tiede neW Uinoilico delta Spczna, Madrid stands in the middle of Spain.
Umcttare, to moisten, to humectate. Umettativo, adj. moistening, that moistens.
Umettato, adj. moistened. Umcttoso, adj. moistening. Umetta/ione, s. f. liumecta-
tion ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Charles Thomson, 1807
tiirc strong liquors ; ii,,f; madyen to ^vet, inako wet. 91 a 6 / n. wet, water, humidity,
mois- . fin', lluid, liquor. 9liffe. ' /• 'wet, w^etness, moisture, humidity. 9lif felt!/ v. r. n.
u, a. to wet, humectate. 9iaf fen/ r. r. n. to wet, humectate, moisten, water.
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrüger, 1801
8
Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
Saffe, /. wet, wetness, moisture, humidity. 9?affe(n, v. r. 71. U. a. to wet, humectate
. Stiffen, v. r. n. to wet, humectate, moisten, water. 91 a B I i d), adj. somewhat wet,
moist, humid. ttatbu. f. f.> f. 9Jaht u.f.f. nation,/, nation. national/ adj. national; ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
9
A Complete and Universal English Dictionary: Including Not ...
To HUME'CT, or HUMECTATE, v. a. {humecto, Lat.] to wet or moisten. Not in use.
" The Nile and Niger — humectate the earth." Brown. HUMECT A'TION, s. [
humectation, Fr.] the act of wetting or moistening. HUMERAL, a. [from humerus,
Lat.] ...
James Barclay, William Shorton, 1824
10
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Her rivers are divided into sluices, to humectate the bordering soil. Howes t Focal
Forest. — The medicaments are of a cool humecting quality, and not too much
astringent. Wiseman's Surgery. {j.)* HUMECTATION. n. s. [bumcctation,¥r. from ...
