First-group verb

Conjugation in Provençal

Conjugation of the verb intercepta

intercepta

Source: Conseil de l'Écrit Mistralien

Every form of the conjugation of the Provençal verb intercepta 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.intercepte
2nd pers. sing.interceptes
3rd pers. sing.intercepto
1st pers. plur.interceptan
2nd pers. plur.interceptas
3rd pers. plur.intercepton

Imperfect

1st pers. sing.interceptave
2nd pers. sing.interceptaves
3rd pers. sing.interceptavo
1st pers. plur.interceptavian
2nd pers. plur.interceptavias
3rd pers. plur.interceptavon

Preterite

1st pers. sing.interceptère
2nd pers. sing.interceptères
3rd pers. sing.interceptè
1st pers. plur.intercepterian
2nd pers. plur.intercepterias
3rd pers. plur.interceptèron

Future

1st pers. sing.interceptarai
2nd pers. sing.interceptaras
3rd pers. sing.interceptara
1st pers. plur.interceptaren
2nd pers. plur.interceptarés
3rd pers. plur.interceptaran

Conditional

Present

1st pers. sing.interceptariéu
2nd pers. sing.interceptariés
3rd pers. sing.interceptarié
1st pers. plur.interceptarian
2nd pers. plur.interceptarias
3rd pers. plur.interceptarien

Subjunctive

Present

1st pers. sing.intercepte
2nd pers. sing.interceptes
3rd pers. sing.intercepte
1st pers. plur.intercepten
2nd pers. plur.interceptés
3rd pers. plur.intercepton

Imperfect

1st pers. sing.interceptèsse
2nd pers. sing.interceptèsses
3rd pers. sing.interceptèsse
1st pers. plur.interceptessian
2nd pers. plur.interceptessias
3rd pers. plur.interceptèsson

Imperative

Present

2nd pers. sing.intercepto
1st pers. plur.intercepten
2nd pers. plur.interceptas

Non-finite forms

Present participle

interceptant

Past participle

Masculineintercepta
Feminineinterceptado

Infinitive

intercepta

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