First-group verb

Conjugation in Provençal

Conjugation of the verb countourna

countourna

Source: Conseil de l'Écrit Mistralien

Every form of the conjugation of the Provençal verb countourna 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.countourne
2nd pers. sing.countournes
3rd pers. sing.countourno
1st pers. plur.countournan
2nd pers. plur.countournas
3rd pers. plur.countournon

Imperfect

1st pers. sing.countournave
2nd pers. sing.countournaves
3rd pers. sing.countournavo
1st pers. plur.countournavian
2nd pers. plur.countournavias
3rd pers. plur.countournavon

Preterite

1st pers. sing.countournère
2nd pers. sing.countournères
3rd pers. sing.countournè
1st pers. plur.countournerian
2nd pers. plur.countournerias
3rd pers. plur.countournèron

Future

1st pers. sing.countournarai
2nd pers. sing.countournaras
3rd pers. sing.countournara
1st pers. plur.countournaren
2nd pers. plur.countournarés
3rd pers. plur.countournaran

Conditional

Present

1st pers. sing.countournariéu
2nd pers. sing.countournariés
3rd pers. sing.countournarié
1st pers. plur.countournarian
2nd pers. plur.countournarias
3rd pers. plur.countournarien

Subjunctive

Present

1st pers. sing.countourne
2nd pers. sing.countournes
3rd pers. sing.countourne
1st pers. plur.countournen
2nd pers. plur.countournés
3rd pers. plur.countournon

Imperfect

1st pers. sing.countournèsse
2nd pers. sing.countournèsses
3rd pers. sing.countournèsse
1st pers. plur.countournessian
2nd pers. plur.countournessias
3rd pers. plur.countournèsson

Imperative

Present

2nd pers. sing.countourno
1st pers. plur.countournen
2nd pers. plur.countournas

Non-finite forms

Present participle

countournant

Past participle

Masculinecountourna
Femininecountournado

Infinitive

countourna

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