Present Indicative Passive:
- stem (2nd pp - "re") laudä (laudäre); monë (monëre)
- plus endings:
|
1sing |
laudor |
moneor |
1 pl |
laudämur |
monëmur |
|
2 sing |
laudäris/ laudäre |
monëris/ monëre |
2 pl |
laudäminï |
monëminï |
|
3 sing |
laudätur |
monëtur |
3 pl |
laudantur |
monentur |
Note:
- 1 sing ending is wacky - you would expect laudär; monër
- stem vowel in 3 sing remains long but it is short in the 3 plural
- The second person singular has an alternative form "re" (e.g. laudäre; monëre. This form, in the present indictive passive looks exactly like the present infinitve active. Syntactical analysis of the sentence is the only way to determine which form you're looking at.