Latin first conjugation, present tense

Conjugate the first-conjugation Latin word "amō", "amāre", "amāvī, "amātum".

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- - active indicative 1st pers. s.
  - AMO
- - active indicative 2nd pers. s.
  - AMAS
- - active indicative 3rd pers. s.
  - AMAT
- - active indicative 1st pers. pl.
  - AMAMUS
- - active indicative 2nd pers. pl.
  - AMATIS
- - active indicative 3rd pers. pl.
  - AMANT
- - passive indicative 1st pers. s.
  - AMOR
- - passive indicative 2nd pers. s.
  - AMARIS
- - passive indicative 3rd pers. s.
  - AMATUR
- - passive indicative 1st pers. pl.
  - AMAMUR
- - passive indicative 2nd pers. pl.
  - AMAMINI
- - passive indicative 3rd pers. pl.
  - AMANTUR
- - active subjunctive 1st pers. s.
  - AMEM
- - active subjunctive 2nd pers. s.
  - AMES
- - active subjunctive 3rd pers. s.
  - AMET
- - active subjunctive 1st pers. pl.
  - AMEMUS
- - active subjunctive 2nd pers. pl.
  - AMETIS
- - active subjunctive 3rd pers. pl.
  - AMENT
- - passive subjunctive 1st pers. s.
  - AMER
- - passive subjunctive 2nd pers. s.
  - AMERIS
- - passive subjunctive 3rd pers. s.
  - AMETUR
- - passive subjunctive 1st pers. pl.
  - AMEMUR
- - passive subjunctive 2nd pers. pl.
  - AMEMINI
- - passive subjunctive 3rd pers. pl.
  - AMENTUR

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