First-group verb

Conjugation in Provençal

Conjugation of the verb counfourma

counfourma

Source: Conseil de l'Écrit Mistralien

Every form of the conjugation of the Provençal verb counfourma comes from the official conjugator of the Conseil de l'Écrit Mistralien. No form has been extrapolated.

The forms below are in Rhodanian Provençal. In Maritime Provençal, the first person singular takes -i: for example cante becomes canti in the present, and cantave becomes cantavi in the imperfect.

Indicative

Present

1st pers. sing.conforme
2nd pers. sing.conformes
3rd pers. sing.conformo
1st pers. plur.counfourman
2nd pers. plur.counfourmas
3rd pers. plur.conformon

Imperfect

1st pers. sing.counfourmave
2nd pers. sing.counfourmaves
3rd pers. sing.counfourmavo
1st pers. plur.counfourmavian
2nd pers. plur.counfourmavias
3rd pers. plur.counfourmavon

Preterite

1st pers. sing.counfourmère
2nd pers. sing.counfourmères
3rd pers. sing.counfourmè
1st pers. plur.counfourmerian
2nd pers. plur.counfourmerias
3rd pers. plur.counfourmèron

Future

1st pers. sing.counfourmarai
2nd pers. sing.counfourmaras
3rd pers. sing.counfourmara
1st pers. plur.counfourmaren
2nd pers. plur.counfourmarés
3rd pers. plur.counfourmaran

Conditional

Present

1st pers. sing.counfourmariéu
2nd pers. sing.counfourmariés
3rd pers. sing.counfourmarié
1st pers. plur.counfourmarian
2nd pers. plur.counfourmarias
3rd pers. plur.counfourmarien

Subjunctive

Present

1st pers. sing.conforme
2nd pers. sing.conformes
3rd pers. sing.conforme
1st pers. plur.counfourmen
2nd pers. plur.counfourmés
3rd pers. plur.conformon

Imperfect

1st pers. sing.counfourmèsse
2nd pers. sing.counfourmèsses
3rd pers. sing.counfourmèsse
1st pers. plur.counfourmessian
2nd pers. plur.counfourmessias
3rd pers. plur.counfourmèsson

Imperative

Present

2nd pers. sing.conformo
1st pers. plur.counfourmen
2nd pers. plur.counfourmas

Non-finite forms

Present participle

counfourmant

Past participle

Masculinecounfourma
Femininecounfourmado

Infinitive

counfourma

Note: in Provençal, the past participle never takes -i in the plural; it agrees only in gender (masculine / feminine).