CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO LAPIDATE
PRESENT
Present
I lapidate
you lapidate
he/she/it lapidates
we lapidate
you lapidate
they lapidate
Present continuous
I am lapidating
you are lapidating
he/she/it is lapidating
we are lapidating
you are lapidating
they are lapidating
Present perfect
I have lapidated
you have lapidated
he/she/it has lapidated
we have lapidated
you have lapidated
they have lapidated
Present perfect continuous
I have been lapidating
you have been lapidating
he/she/it has been lapidating
we have been lapidating
you have been lapidating
they have been lapidating
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 lapidated
you lapidated
he/she/it lapidated
we lapidated
you lapidated
they lapidated
Past continuous
I was lapidating
you were lapidating
he/she/it was lapidating
we were lapidating
you were lapidating
they were lapidating
Past perfect
I had lapidated
you had lapidated
he/she/it had lapidated
we had lapidated
you had lapidated
they had lapidated
Past perfect continuous
I had been lapidating
you had been lapidating
he/she/it had been lapidating
we had been lapidating
you had been lapidating
they had been lapidating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will lapidate
you will lapidate
he/she/it will lapidate
we will lapidate
you will lapidate
they will lapidate
Future continuous
I will be lapidating
you will be lapidating
he/she/it will be lapidating
we will be lapidating
you will be lapidating
they will be lapidating
Future perfect
I will have lapidated
you will have lapidated
he/she/it will have lapidated
we will have lapidated
you will have lapidated
they will have lapidated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been lapidating
you will have been lapidating
he/she/it will have been lapidating
we will have been lapidating
you will have been lapidating
they will have been lapidating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would lapidate
you would lapidate
he/she/it would lapidate
we would lapidate
you would lapidate
they would lapidate
Conditional continuous
I would be lapidating
you would be lapidating
he/she/it would be lapidating
we would be lapidating
you would be lapidating
they would be lapidating
Conditional perfect
I would have lapidate
you would have lapidate
he/she/it would have lapidate
we would have lapidate
you would have lapidate
they would have lapidate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been lapidating
you would have been lapidating
he/she/it would have been lapidating
we would have been lapidating
you would have been lapidating
they would have been lapidating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you lapidate
we let´s lapidate
you lapidate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
lapidated
Present Participle
lapidating
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 «LAPIDATE»
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lapidate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lapidate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Life of Alfred the Great: Translated from the German of ...
Sec Spingan Ora, often; orrorr. oftenest O'Hvoppan, to cast (stones), lapiate See
GLOSSARY TO OBOSIUS. Oyzpmbhce, often, frequently. OFCPEbanY. PNI-.
wrath,. part. -:peben, to tread down Orq'rlS, oftentimes Orty'pran, to stone,
lapidate ...
KilderKn, D. King dom. Knap sack, Ger. Knavery. Knight hood. Knowledge.
Knuckle. LabiaZ, L. Labor, L. Labyrinth, L. Lacerate, L. LachrymaZ, L. Laconic, L.
Lacteous, L. I/ambient, L. Lamina, L. Lampoon, Fr. Laniate, L. Lapidate, L. 52
THE ...
3
The Black-Board. Exercises and Illustrations on the ...
Kilderlcin, D. King dom. ' Knap sack, Ger. Knavery. Knight hood. Knowledge.
Knuckle. Labial, L. Labor, L. Labyrinth, L. Lacerate, L. Lachrymal, L. Laconic, L.
Lacteous, L. \ Lambient, L. Lamina, L. Lampoon, Fr. Laniate, L. Lapidate, L. 52'
THE ...
4
Patrologiae Cursus Completus: Series Latina: Sive, ...
... contra eunt. et falsum tesfimonium dicantr lienedixit hominum et regemg
educite eum. et lapidate. et sic moriatur tibid.i. lloc modo hypocrisis neo odibilis
pulchre palliata incessit. speeioso quasi ordine judieii. ut non tantum occideretur.
quasi ...
5
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
lapidary, whence lapidarian; lapideon, lapideous; lapis lazuli; lapidate, lapidation
—dilapidate, dilapidation. 1. E lapis lazuli, a precious stone of azure hue, is
adopted from MF F: lazuli representsAr lâzaward, fromPerlâdjeward, lapis lazuli,
the ...
(3034) lithad'zo; from (3037), to lapidate, stone. (3035) lith'eenos, from (3037),
stony, i.e.,madeofstone. (3036) lithoboleho; from(3037) and (906), to throw
stones, i.e., lapidate. (906) bal'lo; to throw—more or less violent orintense;
compare ...
7
Basque-English Dictionary
Cf. harrikada. arrika egin (B,G) v.t. to stone, to lapidate. Arrika egin diete arratoiei.
(G) They have stoned the rats. Cf. harrika egin. arrikaketa (B,G) n lapidation,
stoning. Cf. harrikaketa. arrikaldi (B,G) n. season of hail-storms. n. blow from
stone.
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Roget's Thesaurus of Words for Intellectuals: Synonyms, ...
The monk's dramatic act of self-IMMOLATION made headlines around the world.
lapidate (LAP-ih-dayt). ... to worldwide outrage and diplomatic pressure, the
decision to LAPIDATE a person for infidelity was rescinded. martyr (MAR-ter). To
put ...
David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, 2011
They said “We should, according to the Law of Moses, lapidate her.” So Jesus
said “Fine, you can lapidate, you can throw stones at her, but let the one among
you who has not sinned, throw the first stone.” So no one threw any stones. As
they ...
Sri Swami Vishwananda, Verlag Bhakti Event GmbH, 2011
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Walker remodelled, a new critical pronouncing dictionary of ...
LAPIDATE,. Tn-lap'4-diu,. 105: f. a. To convert into a stony substance, to petrify.
To I N LAW=in-liV, V. a. To clear of outlawry. To lNLAY=in-laij', 1 v. a. To diversify
wiih I Inlaid, lw .- ,f > substances inserted into ibe Inlaid, J— " 'J ground or ...
Benjamin Humphrey Smart, John Walker, 1836
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LAPIDATE»
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lapidate is used in the context of the following news items.
Medioevo 2.0
... sue forme più cruente si manifesta a colpi di pugni e coltelli fino al femminicidio, almeno non ci aspettiamo di essere lapidate pubblicamente, ... «Quotidiano.net, Feb 15»
Will no one stop the march of localism?
... languages spoken in a particular borough and every demand for the religious freedom to lapidate children suffering Pitt-Hopkins syndrome. «The Independent, Sep 14»
