Latin Irregular Conjugation Paradigm (ire)

Principal parts for ire, to go

Although ire is intransitive, it does have impersonal passive forms.

Infinitives and Participles

	Present	Perfect	Future
Infinitive	ire	ivisse, isse	iturus esse
Participle	iens, gen. euntis	-----	iturus

	Present	Perfect	Future
Infinitive	iri	itum esse	-----
Participle	-----	-----	eundum

Indicative Mood

The ending -unt in the perfect active (3 pl) is sometimes contracted to -e.

The perfect, pluperfect and future perfect forms are sometimes contracted from iv- to i-.

Present: itur
Imperfect: ibatur
Future: ibitur
Perfect: itum est
Imperfect: itum erat
Future: itum erit

Subjunctive Mood

The perfect, pluperfect and future perfect forms are sometimes contracted from iv- to i-.

Imperative Mood

Gerund and Supine

Compounds

• abeo. vi. go away, leave.
• adeo. vt. go toward, approach, attack, visit.
• ambio. vt. go around, encircle.
• circumeo. vt. go around, visit, cheat.
• coeo. vi. meet, mate, copulate.
• depereo. vt. be hopelessly in love with. vi. perish.
• exeo. vt. ward off. vi. leave.
• ineo. vt. enter.
• intereo. vi. perish.
• obeo. vt. travel to, review. vi. die, fade away.
• pereo. vi. perish.
• praeeo. vt. lead.
• prodeo. vi. advance.
• redeo. vi. return.
• subeo. vt. approach.
• transeo. vt. cross.
• veneo. vi. be for sale.