KONJUGASI CORSICA KATA KERJA SANGUIFY
PRESENT
Present
I sanguify
you sanguify
he/she/it sanguifies
we sanguify
you sanguify
they sanguify
Present continuous
I am sanguifying
you are sanguifying
he/she/it is sanguifying
we are sanguifying
you are sanguifying
they are sanguifying
Present perfect
I have sanguified
you have sanguified
he/she/it has sanguified
we have sanguified
you have sanguified
they have sanguified
Present perfect continuous
I have been sanguifying
you have been sanguifying
he/she/it has been sanguifying
we have been sanguifying
you have been sanguifying
they have been sanguifying
PAST
Past
I sanguified
you sanguified
he/she/it sanguified
we sanguified
you sanguified
they sanguified
Past continuous
I was sanguifying
you were sanguifying
he/she/it was sanguifying
we were sanguifying
you were sanguifying
they were sanguifying
Past perfect
I had sanguified
you had sanguified
he/she/it had sanguified
we had sanguified
you had sanguified
they had sanguified
Past perfect continuous
I had been sanguifying
you had been sanguifying
he/she/it had been sanguifying
we had been sanguifying
you had been sanguifying
they had been sanguifying
FUTURE
Future
I will sanguify
you will sanguify
he/she/it will sanguify
we will sanguify
you will sanguify
they will sanguify
Future continuous
I will be sanguifying
you will be sanguifying
he/she/it will be sanguifying
we will be sanguifying
you will be sanguifying
they will be sanguifying
Future perfect
I will have sanguified
you will have sanguified
he/she/it will have sanguified
we will have sanguified
you will have sanguified
they will have sanguified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sanguifying
you will have been sanguifying
he/she/it will have been sanguifying
we will have been sanguifying
you will have been sanguifying
they will have been sanguifying
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sanguify
you would sanguify
he/she/it would sanguify
we would sanguify
you would sanguify
they would sanguify
Conditional continuous
I would be sanguifying
you would be sanguifying
he/she/it would be sanguifying
we would be sanguifying
you would be sanguifying
they would be sanguifying
Conditional perfect
I would have sanguify
you would have sanguify
he/she/it would have sanguify
we would have sanguify
you would have sanguify
they would have sanguify
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sanguifying
you would have been sanguifying
he/she/it would have been sanguifying
we would have been sanguifying
you would have been sanguifying
they would have been sanguifying
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sanguify
we let´s sanguify
you sanguify
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
sanguified
Present Participle
sanguifying
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1
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
"sangui- ficatio(n-), < * sanguificare, produce blood: see sanguify.] The
production of blood. The lungs are the first and chief instrument of sanguification.
Arbuttmot, Aliment*, U. 2. sanguifier (sang'gwi-fi-er), n. A producer of blood.
Bitters, like ...
2
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Gwaedlyd u, v. a. (gwaedlyd) To stain with blood. Cwaedogî, v. a. (gwaedawg) To
sanguify. Gwaedogiad, s. m. (gwaedawg) Singuiâca< ' Gwaedoli, v. a. (gwacdawl
) To sanguify. Cwaedoliad, S. m. (gwaedawl) Sanguification. CwacdoliaeCh, J.
3
Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
Comprising the Twofold Advantage of a Philosophical and an Alphabetical
Arrangement, with Appropriate Engravings Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose,
Henry John Rose. SANE. SANGUIFY. W SANHE- following manner. It sought out
...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
SANGUIFEROUS, a. sang-gvnf er-us [L. sanguis, blood; fero, I bear: It. satiguifero
]: conveying blood. SANGUIFICATION: see under Sanguify. SANGUIFY, v. sdng'
gwi-fl [L. sanguis, blood; facto, I make; fid, I am made]: to form or produce blood; ...
5
New Websterian 1912 Dictionary: Based Upon the Unabridged ...
... sanctus bell (sangk'tus bel), n. a bell rung at the more solemn parts of the mass
. sand (sand), n. fine particles of 21 SANGUIFY crushed or worn rock: pi. tracts of
sand; hours or time one has to live: v.t. to sprinkle with sand. sandal (san'dal), ...
Noah Webster, Harry Thurston Peck, 1912
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The Essential Prose of John Milton
104. sanguify: generate blood, Milton's figure is based on a physiological model
under which the liver generates blood, which in turn is purified by the spleen—in
the absence of the product of the understanding, the will labors in vain, like the ...
John Milton, William Kerrigan, John P. Rumrich, 2013
7
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
See Blood, § 8. * SANGUIPIER. n. s. [sanguis ttuifatio, Lat.] ?roducer of blood.—
Bitters, like choler, are the test sanguijurs. Floyer. * To SANGUIFY. v. n. [sanguis
and facto, Lat.] To produce 6k.od.— I walk, see, hear, digest, sanguify, and carnify
...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
8
Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Gwaedogi, v. a. (gwaedawg) To sanguify. Gwaedogiad, ». m. (gwaedawg)
Sanguification. Gwaedoli, v. a. (gwaedawl) To sanguify. Gwaedoliad, ». m. (
gwaedawl) Sanguification. Gwaedoliaetb, s. m. (gwaedawl) The state of being of
blood; ...
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
"sangui- Jicatio(n-), < "sanguificare, produce blood: see sanguify.] The prodnction
of blood. The longs are the first and chief instrument of sanguification. Arbuthnot,
Aliments, ii. 2. sanguifier (sang'gwi-fi-er), n. A producer of blood. Bitters, like ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
10
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
"sangui- ficatio(n-), < *sanguificare, produce blood : see sanguify.] The
production of blood. The lungs are the first and chief instrument of sanguifi- cation
. Arbuthnot, Aliments, ii. 2. sangnifier (sang'gwi-fi-er), n. A producer of blood.
Bitters, like ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
