The verb "sum, esse" means "to be" in Latin. In the imperfect indicative, it conjugates as follows:
Imperfect Indicative of "sum, esse":
- 1st Person Singular: eram (I was)
- 2nd Person Singular: eras (you were)
- 3rd Person Singular: erat (he/she/it was)
- 1st Person Plural: eramus (we were)
- 2nd Person Plural: eratis (you all were)
- 3rd Person Plural: erant (they were)
Here is the full conjugation along with translated meanings.