CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UPRISEN
PRESENT
Present
I uprisen
you uprisen
he/she/it uprisens
we uprisen
you uprisen
they uprisen
Present continuous
I am uprisening
you are uprisening
he/she/it is uprisening
we are uprisening
you are uprisening
they are uprisening
Present perfect
I have uprisened
you have uprisened
he/she/it has uprisened
we have uprisened
you have uprisened
they have uprisened
Present perfect continuous
I have been uprisening
you have been uprisening
he/she/it has been uprisening
we have been uprisening
you have been uprisening
they have been uprisening
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 uprisened
you uprisened
he/she/it uprisened
we uprisened
you uprisened
they uprisened
Past continuous
I was uprisening
you were uprisening
he/she/it was uprisening
we were uprisening
you were uprisening
they were uprisening
Past perfect
I had uprisened
you had uprisened
he/she/it had uprisened
we had uprisened
you had uprisened
they had uprisened
Past perfect continuous
I had been uprisening
you had been uprisening
he/she/it had been uprisening
we had been uprisening
you had been uprisening
they had been uprisening
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will uprisen
you will uprisen
he/she/it will uprisen
we will uprisen
you will uprisen
they will uprisen
Future continuous
I will be uprisening
you will be uprisening
he/she/it will be uprisening
we will be uprisening
you will be uprisening
they will be uprisening
Future perfect
I will have uprisened
you will have uprisened
he/she/it will have uprisened
we will have uprisened
you will have uprisened
they will have uprisened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been uprisening
you will have been uprisening
he/she/it will have been uprisening
we will have been uprisening
you will have been uprisening
they will have been uprisening
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would uprisen
you would uprisen
he/she/it would uprisen
we would uprisen
you would uprisen
they would uprisen
Conditional continuous
I would be uprisening
you would be uprisening
he/she/it would be uprisening
we would be uprisening
you would be uprisening
they would be uprisening
Conditional perfect
I would have uprisen
you would have uprisen
he/she/it would have uprisen
we would have uprisen
you would have uprisen
they would have uprisen
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been uprisening
you would have been uprisening
he/she/it would have been uprisening
we would have been uprisening
you would have been uprisening
they would have been uprisening
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you uprisen
we let´s uprisen
you uprisen
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
uprisened
Present Participle
uprisening
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 «UPRISEN»
Discover the use of
uprisen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
uprisen and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Yoga Philosophy of Patanjali: Containing his yoga aphorisms ...
Of these — That Which Continues Its Existence All Through The Varying
Characteristics, Namely The Quiscent, i.e. Past, The Uprisen, i.e. Present Or
Unmanifest (But Remaining As Potent Force), i.e. Future, Is The Substratum (Or
Object ...
Patañjali, Swami Hariharānanda Āraṇya, 1983
2
The Amazing Illustrated Word-Game Memory Books Set 3: ...
The PURINES are the same as the alien's! And it's clear he's REUSING the Щ
that went missing from the last case!! тщ ‚ ‚ _ ‚‚ With their new, portable INFUSER,
CSI INSURED the case of the UPRISEN 7nl Letter Word Order NetINERSU
Words ...
3
The Yoga-system of Pata?jali
There are, as every one knows, three of these external-especte within the
substance, the quiescent and the uprisen and the indeterminnble. Of these the
quiescent are those that have come to rest by finishing their fimctional-activity.
4
Middle English Dictionary
To search out (sb.), rout out. c!440 (?a!400) Morte Arth.(l) 3940: The riche kynge
ransakes. .And vp rypes the renkes of all be rownde tabyll. upris -» upris(e;
uprisen. uprls(e n. Also upprise. Cp. uprist(e n. [ON: cp. OI upprisa.] (a)
Resurrection ...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis, Sherman McAllister Kuhn, 1998
5
The Notion of Emptiness in Early Buddhism
52 records the Buddha as saying: Bhiksus (monks), as long as the noble
knowledge (ariyafiana) has not uprisen in the noble disciple (ariyasavaka), then
there is no stability (santhiti), no steadfastness (avatthiti) of the [other] four
faculties.
"A Man is Uprisen" It was the i7th of May, 1831, at Oxford. In the Union, that
nursery of English politicians, in which the undergraduates debate and vote upon
their motions in accordance with the procedure of the House of Commons, there
was ...
7
The Works of D. H. Lawrence
And then your single resurrection Into machine-uprisen perfect man. Even the
winged skeleton of your bleached ideal Is not so frightening as that clean smooth
Automaton of your uprisen self, Machine American. Do you wonder that I am
afraid ...
David Herbert Lawrence, 1994
8
The Popular Reader; Or, Complete Scholar Intended as a ...
As kindly as the monarch's wreathed brows, But the free, piteous wind 7 I will not
have it stopped. Keep. My lord, the winter now creeps on apace. Hoar frost this
morning on our sheltered fields Lay thick, and glanced to the uprisen sun, Which
...
9
Original Buddhist Sources: A Reader
When the mindful enlightenment factor that represents the investigation of mental
objects is present internally . . . and insofar as there is completion by mental
development of the uprisen mindful enlightenment factor that is investigation of ...
10
The Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies: Yoga: India's ...
The "present (i.e. manifested, uprisen) property is different from past and future
properties on account of its peculiar function. A property is either peaceful, having
gone away after performing its function, uprisen or functioning, or indeterminate ...
Karl H. Potter, Gerald James Larson, Ram Shankar Bhattacharya, 2008
