CONJUGAREA ÎN ENGLEZĂ A VERBULUI OBUMBRATE
PRESENT
Present
I obumbrate
you obumbrate
he/she/it obumbrates
we obumbrate
you obumbrate
they obumbrate
Present continuous
I am obumbrating
you are obumbrating
he/she/it is obumbrating
we are obumbrating
you are obumbrating
they are obumbrating
Present perfect
I have obumbrated
you have obumbrated
he/she/it has obumbrated
we have obumbrated
you have obumbrated
they have obumbrated
Present perfect continuous
I have been obumbrating
you have been obumbrating
he/she/it has been obumbrating
we have been obumbrating
you have been obumbrating
they have been obumbrating
PAST
Past
I obumbrated
you obumbrated
he/she/it obumbrated
we obumbrated
you obumbrated
they obumbrated
Past continuous
I was obumbrating
you were obumbrating
he/she/it was obumbrating
we were obumbrating
you were obumbrating
they were obumbrating
Past perfect
I had obumbrated
you had obumbrated
he/she/it had obumbrated
we had obumbrated
you had obumbrated
they had obumbrated
Past perfect continuous
I had been obumbrating
you had been obumbrating
he/she/it had been obumbrating
we had been obumbrating
you had been obumbrating
they had been obumbrating
FUTURE
Future
I will obumbrate
you will obumbrate
he/she/it will obumbrate
we will obumbrate
you will obumbrate
they will obumbrate
Future continuous
I will be obumbrating
you will be obumbrating
he/she/it will be obumbrating
we will be obumbrating
you will be obumbrating
they will be obumbrating
Future perfect
I will have obumbrated
you will have obumbrated
he/she/it will have obumbrated
we will have obumbrated
you will have obumbrated
they will have obumbrated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been obumbrating
you will have been obumbrating
he/she/it will have been obumbrating
we will have been obumbrating
you will have been obumbrating
they will have been obumbrating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would obumbrate
you would obumbrate
he/she/it would obumbrate
we would obumbrate
you would obumbrate
they would obumbrate
Conditional continuous
I would be obumbrating
you would be obumbrating
he/she/it would be obumbrating
we would be obumbrating
you would be obumbrating
they would be obumbrating
Conditional perfect
I would have obumbrate
you would have obumbrate
he/she/it would have obumbrate
we would have obumbrate
you would have obumbrate
they would have obumbrate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been obumbrating
you would have been obumbrating
he/she/it would have been obumbrating
we would have been obumbrating
you would have been obumbrating
they would have been obumbrating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you obumbrate
we let´s obumbrate
you obumbrate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
obumbrated
Present Participle
obumbrating
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1
Middle English Dictionary
(?l440) Palladius 9.l8: And ther is hoot is occupacion The feruent ire of Phebus to
declyne With obumbracioun yf so benygne And loughly be the vyne hit not to
werne. obumbrate adj. [L obumbratus,ppl. of obumbrare.] Overshadowed, veiled.
2
Le dictionnaire des verbes entièrement conjugués: or All the ...
G 7 objurgate, reprove. Obli-ger E 10 oblige, bind, compel. Oblit-^rer H 11
obliterate, efface. Obnubi-ler )) . . 0 9 to overshadow. Obom-brer .... X 4
obumbrate, shade. Obscur-cir (& s') A 10 darken, grow dark. Obs-Mer P 9 beset,
be troublesome.
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The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language ...: ...
Obum'oraring i p. a* from obumbrate) Shading, cloud ing, obfcuring. Obumbra'
tjon ¡i. fr за obumbrate) The act of darkening us with clouds. OHUN'CQUS [ad/,
from tbt Lat. ob agütnß* and uncus booked) Very crooked. Cole. OBUNDA'i'ION ...
4
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
< L. obum- bran(t-)s, ppr. of obumbrare, overthrow : see 06- umbrate.] In en torn.,
overhanging; projecting over another part : specifically applied to the seutellum
when it projects backward over the metathorax, as in many JJiptera. obumbrate ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
5
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
Smollett, Ferdinand, Count Fathom, xliv. obumbrate (ob-um'brat), a. [< L.
obumbratus, pp. of obumbrare, overshadow, shade : see obumbrate, v.] In zobl.,
lying under a projecting part : specifically said of the abdomen when it is
concealed ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In entom., overhanging; projecting over another part : specifically applied to the
scutellum when it projects backward over the metathorax, as in many Diptera.
obumbrate (ob-um'brat), v. t. ; pret. and pp. obumbrated, ppr. obumbrating.
7
Le dictionnaire des verbes entièrement conjugués: or All the ...
Objec-ter S 4 object, reproach. Objur-guer . . . . G 7 objurgate, reprove. Obli-ger E
10 oblige, bind, compel. Oblit-erer H 11 obliterate, efface. Obnubi-ler )) . . O 9 to
overshadow. Obom-brer .... X 4 obumbrate, shade. Obscur-cir (& s') A 10 darken,
...
8
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
< L. obum- bran(t-)s, ppr. of obumbrare, overthrow : see ob- umbrate.] In en torn.,
overhanging; projecting over another part: specifically applied to the scutellum
when it projects backward over the metathorax, as in many Diptera. obumbrate ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In entom., overhanging; projecting over another part : specifically applied to the
scutellum when it projects backward over the metathorax, as in many Diptcra.
obumbrate (ob-um'brat), v. t. ; pret. and pp. obumbrated, ppr. obumbrating.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
10
Lowland Scots; papers presented to an Edinburgh conference ...
As befits the awesomeness and rhetorical vigour of the Sibyl's oracular
pronouncement, the vocabulary is highly Latinate, with uninflected past
participles such as consecrate (l.3) and obumbrate (l.4), and other learned terms:
incontinent: a l5th ...
Janet M. Templeton, A. J. Aitken, Association for Scottish Literary Studies, 1973
