Latin core word #58 · verb · 306 times in the New Testament

loquor

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loquor, loquī, locūtus sum — speak, talk, say

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

	Present	Imperfect	Future	Perfect	Pluperfect	Future perfect
1 sg	loquor	loquēbar	loquar	locūtus sum	locūtus eram	locūtus erō
2 sg	loqueris	loquēbāris	loquēris	locūtus es	locūtus erās	locūtus eris
3 sg	loquitur	loquēbātur	loquētur	locūtus est	locūtus erat	locūtus erit
1 pl	loquimur	loquēbāmur	loquēmur	locūtī sumus	locūtī erāmus	locūtī erimus
2 pl	loquiminī	loquēbāminī	loquēminī	locūtī estis	locūtī erātis	locūtī eritis
3 pl	loquuntur	loquēbantur	loquentur	locūtī sunt	locūtī erant	locūtī erunt

	Present	Imperfect	Perfect	Pluperfect
1 sg	loquar	loquerer	locūtus sim	locūtus essem
2 sg	loquāris	loquerēris	locūtus sīs	locūtus essēs
3 sg	loquātur	loquerētur	locūtus sit	locūtus esset
1 pl	loquāmur	loquerēmur	locūtī sīmus	locūtī essēmus
2 pl	loquāminī	loquerēminī	locūtī sītis	locūtī essētis
3 pl	loquantur	loquerentur	locūtī sint	locūtī essent

Imperative: loquere, loquiminī; future loquitor, loquuntor

Infinitive: present loquī, perfect locūtus esse, future locūtūrus esse

Participles: present loquēns (gen. loquentis); perfect locūtus, -a, -um (active meaning); future locūtūrus, -a, -um

Gerund: loquendī, loquendō, loquendum; gerundive loquendus, -a, -um; supine locūtum, locūtū

Where you meet it

First met in passage 98, Acts 19:5–6.

Explained in the notes of 2 passages: