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1st Conjugation
Passive Voice
Present
-r -mur
-ris -mini
-tur -ntur
1st Conjugation
Passive Voice
Imperfect
-bar -bamur
-baris -bamini
-batur -bantur
1st Conjugation
Passive Voice
future
-bor -bimur
-beris -bimini
-bitur -buntur
1st Conjugation
Passive Voice
Perfect Nom
-us, a, um + sum
-us, a, um + es
-us, a, um + est
1st Conjugation
Passive Voice
Perfect Gen
-ti, ae, a + sumus
-ti, ae, a + estis
-te, ae, a + sunt