gemere
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verb
- to groan, moan
- to whineof dogs
- to cooof birds
- to mourn
- to suffer
Forms
Present
| I | gemo |
|---|---|
| you | gemi |
| he, she, it | geme |
| we | gemiamo |
| you (plural) | gemete |
| they | gemono |
Imperfect
| I | gemevo |
|---|---|
| you | gemevi |
| he, she, it | gemeva |
| we | gemevamo |
| you (plural) | gemevate |
| they | gemevano |
Past historic
| I | gemetti / gemei |
|---|---|
| you | gemesti |
| he, she, it | gemette / gemé |
| we | gememmo |
| you (plural) | gemeste |
| they | gemettero / gemerono |
Future
| I | gemerò |
|---|---|
| you | gemerai |
| he, she, it | gemerà |
| we | gemeremo |
| you (plural) | gemerete |
| they | gemeranno |
Conditional
| I | gemerei |
|---|---|
| you | gemeresti |
| he, she, it | gemerebbe |
| we | gemeremmo |
| you (plural) | gemereste |
| they | gemerebbero |
Subjunctive
| I | gema |
|---|---|
| you | gema |
| he, she, it | gema |
| we | gemiamo |
| you (plural) | gemiate |
| they | gemano |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | gemessi |
|---|---|
| you | gemessi |
| he, she, it | gemesse |
| we | gemessimo |
| you (plural) | gemeste |
| they | gemessero |
Imperative
| you | gemi |
|---|---|
| he, she, it | gema |
| we | gemiamo |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Il vecchio cane comincia a gemere quando piove.The old dog starts to whimper when it rains.B2Di nuovo, per favore (34) — Again, please (34) (B2)
- Il vento fa gemere le travi del tetto tutta la notte.The wind makes the roof beams groan all night.B2Di nuovo, per favore (11) — Again, please (11) (B2)
- Il vecchio cane del mercante comincia a gemere davanti alla cantina.The merchant's old dog starts to whimper in front of the cellar.B2Di nuovo, per favore (22) — Again, please (22) (B2)
Other ways to say it
- gocciareto drip (of an object that carries liquid); to drip (of liquid)
- gocciolareto drip (of an object that carries liquid); to drip (of liquid)
- rimpiangereto regret, rue, begrudge; to bemoan, miss; to mourn
- scricchiolareto creak; to crackle, crunch
- soffrireto suffer, to feel, to go through; to suffer, to undergo, to sustain
- stillareto extract (to withdraw by a process); to drip (to let fall in drops)
- stridereto squeak (of a door, etc.); to screech or shriek (of an animal)