conosco
- first-personsingularpresentindicative ofconoscere
conōscō (present infinitiveconōscere,perfect activeconōvī,supineconitum);third conjugation(Late Latin)
- alternative form ofcognōscō(attested in theVetus Itala)[1]
| indicative | singular | plural |
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| first | second | third | first | second | third |
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| active | present | conōscō | conōscis | conōscit | conōscimus | conōscitis | conōscunt |
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| imperfect | conōscēbam | conōscēbās | conōscēbat | conōscēbāmus | conōscēbātis | conōscēbant |
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| future | conōscam | conōscēs | conōscet | conōscēmus | conōscētis | conōscent |
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| perfect | conōvī | conōvistī,
conōstī1 | conōvit,
conōt1 | conōvimus,
conōmus1 | conōvistis,
conōstis1 | conōvērunt,
conōrunt,
conōvēre1 |
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| pluperfect | conōveram,
conōram1 | conōverās,
conōrās1 | conōverat,
conōrat1 | conōverāmus,
conōrāmus1 | conōverātis,
conōrātis1 | conōverant,
conōrant1 |
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| future perfect | conōverō,
conōrō1 | conōveris,
conōris1 | conōverit,
conōrit1 | conōverimus,
conōrimus1 | conōveritis,
conōritis1 | conōverint,
conōrint1 |
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| passive | present | conōscor | conōsceris,
conōscere | conōscitur | conōscimur | conōsciminī | conōscuntur |
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| imperfect | conōscēbar | conōscēbāris,
conōscēbāre | conōscēbātur | conōscēbāmur | conōscēbāminī | conōscēbantur |
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| future | conōscar | conōscēris,
conōscēre | conōscētur | conōscēmur | conōscēminī | conōscentur |
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| perfect | conitus + present active indicative ofsum |
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| pluperfect | conitus + imperfect active indicative ofsum |
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| future perfect | conitus + future active indicative ofsum |
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| subjunctive | singular | plural |
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| first | second | third | first | second | third |
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| active | present | conōscam | conōscās | conōscat | conōscāmus | conōscātis | conōscant |
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| imperfect | conōscerem | conōscerēs | conōsceret | conōscerēmus | conōscerētis | conōscerent |
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| perfect | conōverim,
conōrim1 | conōverīs,
conōrīs1 | conōverit,
conōrit1 | conōverīmus,
conōrīmus1 | conōverītis,
conōrītis1 | conōverint,
conōrint1 |
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| pluperfect | conōvissem,
conōssem1 | conōvissēs,
conōssēs1 | conōvisset,
conōsset1 | conōvissēmus,
conōssēmus1 | conōvissētis,
conōssētis1 | conōvissent,
conōssent1 |
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| passive | present | conōscar | conōscāris,
conōscāre | conōscātur | conōscāmur | conōscāminī | conōscantur |
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| imperfect | conōscerer | conōscerēris,
conōscerēre | conōscerētur | conōscerēmur | conōscerēminī | conōscerentur |
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| perfect | conitus + present active subjunctive ofsum |
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| pluperfect | conitus + imperfect active subjunctive ofsum |
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| imperative | singular | plural |
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| first | second | third | first | second | third |
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| active | present | — | conōsce | — | — | conōscite | — |
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| future | — | conōscitō | conōscitō | — | conōscitōte | conōscuntō |
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| passive | present | — | conōscere | — | — | conōsciminī | — |
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| future | — | conōscitor | conōscitor | — | — | conōscuntor |
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| non-finite forms | infinitive | participle |
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| active | passive | active | passive |
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| present | conōscere | conōscī | conōscēns | — |
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| future | conitūrumesse | conitumīrī | conitūrus | conōscendus,
conōscundus |
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| perfect | conōvisse,
conōsse1 | conitumesse | — | conitus |
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| future perfect | — | conitumfore | — | — |
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| perfect potential | conitūrumfuisse | — | — | — |
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| verbal nouns | gerund | supine |
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| genitive | dative | accusative | ablative | accusative | ablative |
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| conōscendī | conōscendō | conōscendum | conōscendō | conitum | conitū |
1The verb "nōscō" and its compounds frequently drop the syllables "vi" and "ve" from their perfect, pluperfect and future perfect conjugations.
FromOld Galician-Portugueseconosco,cõnosco,connosco, fromcom(“with”) +Old Galician-Portuguesenosco(“with us”).Noscum is attested in the Appendix Probi as a 'vulgar' form ofLatinnobiscum. Displaced Old Portuguesenosco.
- Rhymes:-osku,(Rio de Janeiro)-oʃku
- Hyphenation:co‧nos‧co
conosco(Brazilian Portuguese spelling)
- (prepositional)withus
Quer irconosco?- Want to gowith us?
Brazilian speakers who usenós colloquially (instead ofa gente) may not make the contraction and usecomnós instead; this is highly proscribed but common. European Portuguese speakers useconnosco /coma gente.
