CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO LATINISE
PRESENT
Present
I latinise
you latinise
he/she/it latinises
we latinise
you latinise
they latinise
Present continuous
I am latinising
you are latinising
he/she/it is latinising
we are latinising
you are latinising
they are latinising
Present perfect
I have latinised
you have latinised
he/she/it has latinised
we have latinised
you have latinised
they have latinised
Present perfect continuous
I have been latinising
you have been latinising
he/she/it has been latinising
we have been latinising
you have been latinising
they have been latinising
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 latinised
you latinised
he/she/it latinised
we latinised
you latinised
they latinised
Past continuous
I was latinising
you were latinising
he/she/it was latinising
we were latinising
you were latinising
they were latinising
Past perfect
I had latinised
you had latinised
he/she/it had latinised
we had latinised
you had latinised
they had latinised
Past perfect continuous
I had been latinising
you had been latinising
he/she/it had been latinising
we had been latinising
you had been latinising
they had been latinising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will latinise
you will latinise
he/she/it will latinise
we will latinise
you will latinise
they will latinise
Future continuous
I will be latinising
you will be latinising
he/she/it will be latinising
we will be latinising
you will be latinising
they will be latinising
Future perfect
I will have latinised
you will have latinised
he/she/it will have latinised
we will have latinised
you will have latinised
they will have latinised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been latinising
you will have been latinising
he/she/it will have been latinising
we will have been latinising
you will have been latinising
they will have been latinising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would Latinise
you would Latinise
he/she/it would Latinise
we would Latinise
you would Latinise
they would Latinise
Conditional continuous
I would be latinising
you would be latinising
he/she/it would be latinising
we would be latinising
you would be latinising
they would be latinising
Conditional perfect
I would have Latinise
you would have Latinise
he/she/it would have Latinise
we would have Latinise
you would have Latinise
they would have Latinise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been latinising
you would have been latinising
he/she/it would have been latinising
we would have been latinising
you would have been latinising
they would have been latinising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you latinise
we let´s latinise
you latinise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
latinised
Present Participle
latinising
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 «LATINISE»
Discover the use of
Latinise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Latinise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
tiferous sterigmata, occur the elongated, branching ones, already so frequently
described. Specimen 22. — Var. enteromorpha, Falkland Islands, Antarctic
Expedition, 1839-43, Dr Hooker. The latinise are longish and narrow, convex
above ...
2
New Methods in Historical Corpora
BARBARA McGILLIVRAY /ADAM KILGARRIFF Tools for historical corpus
research, and a corpus of Latin Abstract We present LatinISE, a Latin corpus for
the Sketch Engine. LatinISE consists of Latin works comprising a total of 13
million ...
3
Transactions of the Linnean Society
Tarndale, Nelson, N. Z. : Dr. Sinclair : in my herbarium ; sterile ; one of the most
graceful of the New-Zealand Stictce, characterized by its beautiful lemon-yellow
colour, and its long, narrow, channelled, much-divided latinise. The colour is
often ...
4
Methods in Latin Computational Linguistics
2.3.2 ALargeAnnotatedCorpusforLatin An interesting application of
morphological NLP to Latin data is represented by LatinISE (McGillivray and
Kilgarriff, 2013). LatinISE is a 13-million-word corpus of Latin available in Sketch
Engine, a corpus ...
Barbara McGillivray, 2013
5
Phycologia Australica: Or, A History of Australian Sea Weeds ...
Cliftonia Lamourouxii ; phyllodia scimitar-shaped, semipinnate, their latinise
cultrate, flat, toothed on the lower margin, shorter than the breadth of the lamina.
C. Lamourouxii ; phyllodiis acinaciformibus semipinnatis, laciniis cultratis plants
hinc ...
William Henry Harvey, 1863
6
Scottish cryptogamie flora: or Coloured figures and ...
Branches about a line broad, plane, alternate, decurrent, dilated upwards, cut or
even laciniate at the apex, the latinise spreading, rather obtuse. Fructification
sessile, dark red, spherical tubercles, either at the margin of the branches, or at
the ...
Robert Kaye Greville, 1824
7
The Turned Card: Christianity Before and After the Wall
Vatican, partly by means of our aid, is trying to 'buy' the Russian clergy in order to
'latinise' Russia and deliver a mortal blow against the weakened Orthodox
Church by a massive campaign of proselytism. 'This Orthodox phobia only
becomes ...
USS—a. Gen. ret-Ium toral-Ium calcar-rmn oss-rum D. Abl. ret-ibus lflrfll-ibus
calcar-ibus oss-ibus viii. Greek N0uns in Decl. 3. Nominative Sing. The tendency
to latinise Greek names is shewn by dropping the v in such words as Plato,
Macedo, ...
9
The Vocabulary of Modern French: Origins, Structure and Function
Such affixes were also used to Latinise existing words; derivation, for example,
replaced Old French derivaison, and interrompre, entrerompre. Roots also
underwent phonological remodelling; it required only the addition of a vowel to
Latinise ...
10
Law Sports at Gray's Inn (1594): Including Shakespeare's ...
At any rate if my theory is worth while, young Francis Bacon could have aided
Shakespeare in the use of the legal terms we find so plentifully sprinkled through
Hamlet, and as Nashe gibed at more than one, his lines: 'could scarcelie latinise
...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LATINISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Latinise is used in the context of the following news items.
Asian collaboration for latest Sandoval restaurant
"And when we created the menu, he would create an Asian dish and I would Latinise it and then I would create a Latin dish and he would take ... «Hotelier Middle East, Nov 14»
In the race between African scripts and the Latin alphabet, only …
The developer, Kefa Ombewa, said he was out to “de-Latinise” the Luo language, arguing that African languages needed indigenous symbols ... «Mail & Guardian Africa, Jun 14»
The Episcopal Hierarchy Among Thomas Christians Of Malabar
The Missionaries began to Latinise their rite of worship and tried to eliminate the authority and status of the Archdeacon and thereby dishonour ... «AINA, Jan 12»
The Latin inscriptions of Oxfordshire
... form of the museum's founder, Elias Ashmole, in the same way as the Instituto Tayloriana and Bodelian library Latinise English names. «BBC News, Nov 10»
The Reader's Guide to Halloween
Masquerade Ball/Latinise' Album Release A costume party with prizes, a salsa lesson by Sway Dance, tango, samba, modern, and belly dance ... «Chicago Reader, Oct 10»
Celebrating Queensland's proud rail history
... a grand terminus on such an auspicious occasion, so she and Governor Bowen were the ones who wanted to Latinise it and change 'Bigges' ... «ABC Local, Jul 10»
The people's new opium
It was introduced to Europe by the Jesuit Matteo Ricci, who was the first to Latinise the name as "Confucius". Sunny Lee, a native of Seoul, has ... «Asia Times Online, Jun 08»
Giant creature's bones on display
"If they do name it after me, they will stick an 'i' on the end of my name to Latinise it - and it will become an Armstrongi," he said. «BBC News, Jul 06»
