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The Latin for to call is voco (to call, summon, name invite) or appello (to call, name, summon).
The past tense of vovo is: ego voci (I called), tu vocisti (you called), is/ea/is vocit (he/she called), nos vocimus (we called), vos vocistis (you called, plural), ei vocerunt (they called)
The past tense of appello is: appelli, apellisti, appellit, appellimus, appellistis, appellerunt
If you want to ask "what is that called" you say "Quomodo hoc dicitur? (How do you say that?)
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