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The second conjugation verb respondēre means "to answer, to reply." The principal parts are respondeō, respondēre, respondī, respōnsum. onjugated forms would vary depending on what exactly is the subject, and what exactly is doing the answering (or being answered if in the passive voice.)

The second declension, neuter noun responsum, responsimeans "answer, reply, response."

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