Latin Second Conjugation Paradigm

Principal parts for habere, to have, to hold, to possess

habeo, habere, habui, habitus.

Infinitives

Present Perfect Future
Active Voice habere habuisse habiturus esse
Passive Voice haberi habitus esse habitum iri

Participles

Present Perfect Future
Active Voice habens ----- habiturus
Passive Voice ----- habitus habendus

Indicative Mood

Active Voice

Present Tense Imperfect Tense Future Tense
Singular Plural
1 habeo habemus
2 habes habetis
3 habet habent
Singular Plural
1 habebam habebamus
2 habebas habebatis
3 habebat habebant
Singular Plural
1 habebo habebimus
2 habebis habebitis
3 habebit habebunt
Perfect Tense Pluperfect Tense Future Perfect Tense
Singular Plural
1 habui habuimus
2 habuisti habuistis
3 habuit habuerunt
Singular Plural
1 habueram habueramus
2 habueras habueratis
3 habuerat habuerant
Singular Plural
1 habuero habuerimus
2 habueris habueritis
3 habuerit habuerint

Passive Voice

Present Tense Imperfect Tense Future Tense
Singular Plural
1 habeor habemur
2 haberis habemini
3 habetur habentur
Singular Plural
1 habebar habebamur
2 habebaris habebamini
3 habebatur habebantur
Singular Plural
1 habebor habebimur
2 habeberis habebimini
3 habebitur habebuntur

The perfect passives of habere are formed from the passive participle and the present, past or future tense of esse.

Perfect passive: habitus sum
Pluperfect passive: habitus eram
Future perfect passive: habitus ero

The ending -unt in the perfect active (3 pl) and the ending -is in the present, past and future passive (2 sing) are sometimes contracted to -e.

Subjunctive Mood

Active Voice

Present Tense Imperfect Tense
Singular Plural
1 habeam habeamus
2 habeas habeatis
3 habeat habeant
Singular Plural
1 haberem haberemus
2 haberes haberetis
3 haberet haberent
Perfect Tense Pluperfect Tense
Singular Plural
1 habuerim habuerimus
2 habueris habueritis
3 habuerit habuerint
Singular Plural
1 habuissem habuissemus
2 habuisses habuissetis
3 habuisset habuissent

Passive Voice

Present Tense Imperfect Tense
Singular Plural
1 habear habeamur
2 habearis habeamini
3 habeatur habeantur
Singular Plural
1 haberer haberemur
2 habereris haberemini
3 haberetur haberentur

The perfect passive subjunctives of habere are formed from the passive participle and the present or past subjunctive of esse.

Perfect passive subjunctive: habitus sim
Pluperfect passive subjunctive: habitus essem

The ending -is in the present and past passive subjunctive (2 sing) is sometimes contracted to -e.

Imperative Mood

Active Voice

Present Tense Future Tense
Singular Plural
2 habe habete
3 ----- -----
Singular Plural
2 habeto habetote
3 habeto habento

Passive Voice

Present Tense Future Tense
Singular Plural
2 habere habemini
3 ----- -----
Singular Plural
2 habetor -----
3 habetor habentor

Gerund and Supine

Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative
Gerund habendi habendo habendum habendo
Supine ----- ----- habitum habitu

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Last updated: Wed Aug 27 20:22:03 EDT 1997