Latin core word #328 · verb · 49 times in the New Testament

placeō

PLAH-keh-oh

placeō, placēre, placuī, placitum — please, be pleasing to (+ dat.)

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 sgplaceōplacēbamplacēbōplacuīplacueramplacuerō
2 sgplacēsplacēbāsplacēbisplacuistīplacuerāsplacueris
3 sgplacetplacēbatplacēbitplacuitplacueratplacuerit
1 plplacēmusplacēbāmusplacēbimusplacuimusplacuerāmusplacuerimus
2 plplacētisplacēbātisplacēbitisplacuistisplacuerātisplacueritis
3 plplacentplacēbantplacēbuntplacuēruntplacuerantplacuerint

Subjunctive active

PresentImperfectPerfectPluperfect
1 sgplaceamplacēremplacuerimplacuissem
2 sgplaceāsplacērēsplacuerīsplacuissēs
3 sgplaceatplacēretplacueritplacuisset
1 plplaceāmusplacērēmusplacuerīmusplacuissēmus
2 plplaceātisplacērētisplacuerītisplacuissētis
3 plplaceantplacērentplacuerintplacuissent

Indicative passive (impersonal)

PresentImperfectFuturePerfectPluperfectFuture perfect
1 sg——————
2 sg——————
3 sgplacēturplacēbāturplacēbiturplacitum estplacitum eratplacitum erit
1 pl——————
2 pl——————
3 pl——————

Subjunctive passive (impersonal)

PresentImperfectPerfectPluperfect
1 sg————
2 sg————
3 sgplaceāturplacērēturplacitum sitplacitum esset
1 pl————
2 pl————
3 pl————

Imperative: placē, placēte; future placētō, placētōte, placentō

Infinitive: present placēre, perfect placuisse, future placitūrus esse

Participles: present placēns (gen. placentis); future placitūrus, -a, -um

Gerund: placendī, placendō, placendum; supine placitum, placitū

Perfect participle: placitus, -a, -um “pleasing”

Where you meet it

First met in passage 103, Galatians 1:10.

From Appendix B of the Greek and Latin with Jerome study companion · PDF page 383 · open the PDF here

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