The verb "moneo, monere" is a Latin verb that means "to warn" or "to advise." To conjugate "moneo" in the imperfect tense, we use the following endings:
Conjugation of "moneo" in the Imperfect Tense:
- 1st Person Singular: monebam - I was warning / I used to warn
- 2nd Person Singular: monebas - You were warning / You used to warn
- 3rd Person Singular: monebat - He/She/It was warning / He/She/It used to warn
- 1st Person Plural: monebamus - We were warning / We used to warn
- 2nd Person Plural: monebatis - You (plural) were warning / You (plural) used to warn
- 3rd Person Plural: monebant - They were warning / They used to warn
Translation Summary:
- monebam: I was warning
- monebas: You were warning
- monebat: He/She/It was warning
- monebamus: We were warning
- monebatis: You (plural) were warning
- monebant: They were warning
This represents the action of warning that was ongoing or repeated in the past.
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