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Active present indicative Active imperfect indicative
1st person singular sum eram
2st person singular es eras
3st person singular est erat
1st person plural sumus eramus
2st person plural estis eratis
3st person plural sunt erant
Active present subjunctive Active imperfect subjunctive
1st person singular sim essem
2st person singular sis esses
3st person singular sit esset
1st person plural simus essemus
2st person plural sitis essetis
3st person plural sint essent
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To be in Latin?
The infinitive "to be," in latin is esse.
What is to be in Latin?
to be - esse
What is to in Latin?
to be - esse
What is the famous sentence to be or not to be in latin?
esse aut non esse
Latin word for human beings?
Latin word for being is "esse".
How do you say to be in Latin?
esse
What is 'to be' in Greek and Latin?
Eimi is the Greek equivalent of 'I am'. There are no infinitives in modern Greek. Esse is the Latin equivalent of 'to be'.***************"είναι" and "esse"
Which declension is esse in latin?
Esse is the verb "to be". Only nouns are declined, therefore it is in no declension.
What is 'who do you say I am' in Latin?
Quem me esse dicis? (singular "you")Quem me esse dicitis? (plural "you")
What is the Latin translation for to be the best?
Esse optimus.
Latin for i wish i was with you?
Volo me esse tecum.
What language do sum and esse come from?
Latin
