Latin core word #296 · verb · 52 times in the New Testament

abundō

ah-BUN-doh

abundō, abundāre, abundāvī, abundātum — overflow, abound, have plenty

Forms in bold occur in the New Testament; the others complete the pattern. A dash (—) marks a form that does not exist.

Indicative active

PresentImperfectFuturePerfectPluperfectFuture perfect
1 sgabundōabundābamabundābōabundāvīabundāveramabundāverō
2 sgabundāsabundābāsabundābisabundāvistīabundāverāsabundāveris
3 sgabundatabundābatabundābitabundāvitabundāveratabundāverit
1 plabundāmusabundābāmusabundābimusabundāvimusabundāverāmusabundāverimus
2 plabundātisabundābātisabundābitisabundāvistisabundāverātisabundāveritis
3 plabundantabundābantabundābuntabundāvēruntabundāverantabundāverint

Subjunctive active

PresentImperfectPerfectPluperfect
1 sgabundemabundāremabundāverimabundāvissem
2 sgabundēsabundārēsabundāverīsabundāvissēs
3 sgabundetabundāretabundāveritabundāvisset
1 plabundēmusabundārēmusabundāverīmusabundāvissēmus
2 plabundētisabundārētisabundāverītisabundāvissētis
3 plabundentabundārentabundāverintabundāvissent

Imperative: abundā, abundāte; future abundātō, abundātōte, abundantō

Infinitive: present abundāre, perfect abundāvisse, future abundātūrus esse

Participles: present abundāns (gen. abundantis); future abundātūrus, -a, -um

Gerund: abundandī, abundandō, abundandum; supine abundātum, abundātū

Where you meet it

First met in passage 101, 1 Corinthians 14:12.

From Appendix B of the Greek and Latin with Jerome study companion · PDF page 302 · open the PDF here

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