exhort
Apariencia
| exhort | |
| pronunciación (AFI) | /ɨɡˈzʰɔɹt/ |
Etimología
[editar]Del francés antiguo exhorer, y este del latín exhortari, de ex- con hortari.
Verbo
[editar]- 1
- Exhortar.
Conjugación
[editar]Conjugación de exhort (exhorted, exhorted) (regular) [▲▼]
| Formas no personales (verboides) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinitivo | exhort | |||
| Gerundio | exhorting | |||
| Participio | exhorted | |||
| Formas personales | ||||
| Modo indicativo | ||||
| I | you | he, she, it | we, you, they | |
| Presente | I exhort | you exhort, exhortest† | he, she, it exhorts, exhorteth† | we, you, they exhort |
| Pretérito | I exhorted | you exhorted, exhortedst† | he, she, it exhorted | we, you, they exhorted |
| Pretérito compuesto | I have exhorted | you have exhorted | he, she, it has exhorted | we, you, they have exhorted |
| Pretérito pluscuamperfecto | I had exhorted | you had exhorted | he, she, it had exhorted | we, you, they had exhorted |
| Futuro | I will exhorted | you will exhorted | he, she, it will exhorted | we, you, they will exhorted |
| Futuro compuesto | I will have exhorted | you will have exhorted | he, she, it will have exhorted | we, you, they will have exhorted |
| Modo condicional | ||||
| I | you | he, she, it | we, you, they | |
| Condicional simple | I would exhorted | you would exhorted | he, she, it would exhorted | we, you, they would exhorted |
| Condicional compuesto | I would have exhorted | you would have exhorted | he, she, it would have exhorted | we, you, they would have exhorted |
| Modo subjuntivo | ||||
| I | you | he, she, it | we, you, they | |
| Presente | I exhort | you exhort | he, she, it exhort | we, you, they exhort |
| Pretérito | I exhorted | you exhorted | he, she, it exhorted | we, you, they exhorted |
| Modo imperativo | ||||
| ― | (you) | ― | (we) | |
| Presente | ― ― | (you) exhort | ― ― | (we) let's exhort |
| Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, ■ cambio ortográfico, ■ irregularidad | ||||
Referencias y notas
[editar]- «exhort» en Online Etymology Dictionary. Douglas Harper.