Latin core word #224 · verb · 77 times in the New Testament

patior

PAH-tee-or

patior, patī, passus sum — suffer, endure; allow

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	patior	patiēbar	patiar	passus sum	passus eram	passus erō
2 sg	pateris	patiēbāris	patiēris	passus es	passus erās	passus eris
3 sg	patitur	patiēbātur	patiētur	passus est	passus erat	passus erit
1 pl	patimur	patiēbāmur	patiēmur	passī sumus	passī erāmus	passī erimus
2 pl	patiminī	patiēbāminī	patiēminī	passī estis	passī erātis	passī eritis
3 pl	patiuntur	patiēbantur	patientur	passī sunt	passī erant	passī erunt

	Present	Imperfect	Perfect	Pluperfect
1 sg	patiar	paterer	passus sim	passus essem
2 sg	patiāris	paterēris	passus sīs	passus essēs
3 sg	patiātur	paterētur	passus sit	passus esset
1 pl	patiāmur	paterēmur	passī sīmus	passī essēmus
2 pl	patiāminī	paterēminī	passī sītis	passī essētis
3 pl	patiantur	paterentur	passī sint	passī essent

Imperative: patere, patiminī; future patitor, patiuntor

Infinitive: present patī, perfect passus esse, future passūrus esse

Participles: present patiēns (gen. patientis); perfect passus, -a, -um (active meaning); future passūrus, -a, -um

Gerund: patiendī, patiendō, patiendum; gerundive patiendus, -a, -um; supine passum, passū

Where you meet it

First met in passage 118, 1 Peter 4:19.