CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TRIPUDIATE
PRESENT
Present
I tripudiate
you tripudiate
he/she/it tripudiates
we tripudiate
you tripudiate
they tripudiate
Present continuous
I am tripudiating
you are tripudiating
he/she/it is tripudiating
we are tripudiating
you are tripudiating
they are tripudiating
Present perfect
I have tripudiated
you have tripudiated
he/she/it has tripudiated
we have tripudiated
you have tripudiated
they have tripudiated
Present perfect continuous
I have been tripudiating
you have been tripudiating
he/she/it has been tripudiating
we have been tripudiating
you have been tripudiating
they have been tripudiating
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 tripudiated
you tripudiated
he/she/it tripudiated
we tripudiated
you tripudiated
they tripudiated
Past continuous
I was tripudiating
you were tripudiating
he/she/it was tripudiating
we were tripudiating
you were tripudiating
they were tripudiating
Past perfect
I had tripudiated
you had tripudiated
he/she/it had tripudiated
we had tripudiated
you had tripudiated
they had tripudiated
Past perfect continuous
I had been tripudiating
you had been tripudiating
he/she/it had been tripudiating
we had been tripudiating
you had been tripudiating
they had been tripudiating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will tripudiate
you will tripudiate
he/she/it will tripudiate
we will tripudiate
you will tripudiate
they will tripudiate
Future continuous
I will be tripudiating
you will be tripudiating
he/she/it will be tripudiating
we will be tripudiating
you will be tripudiating
they will be tripudiating
Future perfect
I will have tripudiated
you will have tripudiated
he/she/it will have tripudiated
we will have tripudiated
you will have tripudiated
they will have tripudiated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been tripudiating
you will have been tripudiating
he/she/it will have been tripudiating
we will have been tripudiating
you will have been tripudiating
they will have been tripudiating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would tripudiate
you would tripudiate
he/she/it would tripudiate
we would tripudiate
you would tripudiate
they would tripudiate
Conditional continuous
I would be tripudiating
you would be tripudiating
he/she/it would be tripudiating
we would be tripudiating
you would be tripudiating
they would be tripudiating
Conditional perfect
I would have tripudiate
you would have tripudiate
he/she/it would have tripudiate
we would have tripudiate
you would have tripudiate
they would have tripudiate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been tripudiating
you would have been tripudiating
he/she/it would have been tripudiating
we would have been tripudiating
you would have been tripudiating
they would have been tripudiating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you tripudiate
we let´s tripudiate
you tripudiate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
tripudiated
Present Participle
tripudiating
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 «TRIPUDIATE»
Discover the use of
tripudiate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tripudiate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Annals of Scotland: From the Accession of Malcolm III. ...
... forces into the forest which lay in the rear. The only satisfactory interpretation of
Wallace's address to his troops is to be sound in M. Westm. p. 451. * Ecce adduxi
vos ad annulum, charolate [chorolatefl five tripudiate vos, sicut melius - ' scitis.
Sir David Dalrymple, 1776
2
Annals of Scotland. From the Accession of Malcolm III. ...
... forces into the forest which lay in the rear. The only satisfactory interpretation of
Wallace's address to his troops is to be sound in M. Westm. p. 451. ' Ecce adduxi
vos ad annulum, charolate [chorolate,] five tripudiate vos. sicut melius ...
David Dalrymple (Lord Hailes), 1776
... adduxi vos ad “ anulum ; karolate vel tripudiate ad melius sicut “ scitis,” et
aufugit e praelio, populum suum in occisione gladii derelinquens. Hie vir Belial
post innumere» flagitia tandem per ministros regis capitur, et Londoniis, rege
volente ...
Henry Richards Luard, 2012
4
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
দ্রুত বা 'দিঘুগামিত্রপেম্র বেগে গমনপূর্যক* দ্রুত গমনপূম্বর্বক. শীয়ু গতি বা
চালিপূবর্বক I / Triptote, n. ৪. Lat. ব্যকেয়ণে স০\জ্ঞাবাচক বা কতৃপদ ৰুক্লায় I 'l'
ripudiary, a. Lat. নূত্যদ্বারা কৃত বা নিল্পত্বদিত | To Tripudiate, v. n. Lat. নূত]-কৃ.
নাচ I Tripudiation ...
5
Documents Illustrative of Sir William Wallace: His Life and ...
... conflagravit ; qui dum collegiflet exercitum Scot- torum in bello de Foukirk
contra regem Anglorum, et vidiffet quod ne- quiret refiftere tam forti exercitui, ait
Scotis, " Ecce adduxi vos ad annu- lum, charolate (vel tripudiate) vos íïcut melius
fcitis.
6
Comediae., auctoritate libri praeclarissimi saeculi decimi ...
Sed eia omnes pariter uno ordine saltate, tripudiate, choreas ducite:l nemo enîm
vobis domum ingressis nuntiabit, farinam non inesse in sacco. _ \ MULlER,
Equidem, па mihx Hecate propitia sit, volo coronare te, ob laetum nuntium,
panum ...
7
Annals of Scotland, from the Accession of Malcolm III. to ...
Ecce adduxi vos ad arm-usum, charolate ' [choro1ate,] five tripudiate vos, ficut
melius scitis." King in Walsingham ought to be ring: The words of Wallace were, "
I haif hrocht you to the ring, hap, if you can." The ring means the dance a-la-rande
.
Sir David Dalrymple, 1797
8
Letters to Squire Pedant: In the East
I exhiliratcd a knot of guests with quips and rebuses, and rendered other
auxiliations, but I did not tripudiate, as I considered it entire gallimatia. When all
had received satiation as to the diversified amusements, the coterie disbanded,
without ...
Samuel Klinefelter Hoshour, 1870
9
Life of Sir William Wallace of Elderslie
451, ' Ecce adduxi vos ad annulum charolate (choro- late) sive tripudiate vos,
sicut melius scitis. ' King, in Walsingham, ought to be ring. The words of Wallace
were, ' I haif brocht you to the ring, hap gif you cun. ' The ring means the dance &
la ...
John Donald Carrick, 1830
10
An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
A noun used bnt in three THIPUDIARY, tri-pu-dS-ar-4, a. Performed by dancing.
TRIPUDIATE, tri-pu-dA-A't vi. To dance. [cing. TRIPUDIATION, tri-pa-dA-a-shin, n.
Act of dan- TRIQUETROUS, tri-kAet-rus. a. Three-sided. TRIREME, tri-'rA'm, re.
