incolō, incolere, incolui 'to cultivate; to dwell, inhabit'

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Indicative Singular Plural
first second third first second third
active present incolō incolis incolit incolimus incolitis incolunt
imperfect incolēbam incolēbās incolēbat incolēbāmus incolēbātis incolēbant
future incolam incolēs incolet incolēmus incolētis incolent
perfect incoluī incoluistī incoluit incoluimus incoluistis incoluērunt
pluperfect incolueram incoluerās incoluerat incoluerāmus incoluerātis incoluerant
future perfect incoluerō incolueris incoluerit incoluerimus incolueritis incoluerint
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Subjunctive Singular Plural
first second third first second third
active present incolam incolās incolat incolāmus incolātis incolant
imperfect incolerem incolerēs incoleret incolerēmus incolerētis incolerent
perfect incoluerim incoluerīs incoluerit incoluerīmus incoluerītis incoluerint
pluperfect incoluissem incoluisses incoluisset incoluissēmus incoluissētis incoluissent
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Occurrences

  • incolunt (Commentarii de Bello Gallico, Chapter 1, Section 1)
  • incolunt (Commentarii de Bello Gallico, Chapter 1, Section 4)