prodeico

Latin

Etymology

  • From prō- +‎ deicō.

    Pronunciation

    See deicō.

    Verb

    prōdeicō (present infinitive prōdeicere, perfect active prōdeixī, supine prōdictum); third conjugation

    1. Old Latin form of prodīcō
      • 123 BCE, Lex Acilia Repetundarum:
        Quei] praetor ex hace lege tribuendei causa prodeixerit, is, utei quod recte factum esse volet facito, quomodo prode[ixerit, ea omnia m]aiore parte diei ad eam diem, donec solutum erit, apud forum palam, ubei de plano r[ecte legi possitur, proscripta propositaque habeat . . . praetor, quei eum tributum] fecerit die[s . . . prax]umos, ex ea die. qua tributus factus erit, apud forum palam, ubei de plano recte legi possitur, proscri[bito.
        • Translation by E. H. Warmington
          The praetor who shall have given previous notice in the matter of apportionment under this law shall, to the best of his ability, see to it that he have all the said details, consistent with his previous notice, written out and posted up in the Forum publicly where they can be accurately read from the level ground for the greater part of the day until the day when payment shall have been made . . . the praetor who shall have made the said apportionment shall, throughout the next . . . days after the day on which the apportionment shall have been made, keep it written out in the Forum publicly where it can be accurately read from the level ground.

    Conjugation

       Conjugation of prodeicō (third conjugation)
    indicative singular plural
    first second third first second third
    active present prodeicō prodeicis prodeicit prodeicimus prodeicitis prodeicunt
    imperfect prodeicēbam prodeicēbās prodeicēbat prodeicēbāmus prodeicēbātis prodeicēbant
    future prodeicam prodeicēs prodeicet prodeicēmus prodeicētis prodeicent
    perfect prodeixī prodeixistī prodeixit prodeiximus prodeixistis prodeixērunt,
    prodeixēre
    pluperfect prodeixeram prodeixerās prodeixerat prodeixerāmus prodeixerātis prodeixerant
    future perfect prodeixerō prodeixeris prodeixerit prodeixerimus prodeixeritis prodeixerint
    passive present prodeicor prodeiceris,
    prodeicere     		prodeicitur prodeicimur prodeiciminī prodeicuntur
    imperfect prodeicēbar prodeicēbāris,
    prodeicēbāre     		prodeicēbātur prodeicēbāmur prodeicēbāminī prodeicēbantur
    future prodeicar prodeicēris,
    prodeicēre     		prodeicētur prodeicēmur prodeicēminī prodeicentur
    perfect prodictus + present active indicative of sum
    pluperfect prodictus + imperfect active indicative of sum
    future perfect prodictus + future active indicative of sum
    subjunctive singular plural
    first second third first second third
    active present prodeicam prodeicās prodeicat prodeicāmus prodeicātis prodeicant
    imperfect prodeicerem prodeicerēs prodeiceret prodeicerēmus prodeicerētis prodeicerent
    perfect prodeixerim prodeixerīs prodeixerit prodeixerīmus prodeixerītis prodeixerint
    pluperfect prodeixissem prodeixissēs prodeixisset prodeixissēmus prodeixissētis prodeixissent
    passive present prodeicar prodeicāris,
    prodeicāre     		prodeicātur prodeicāmur prodeicāminī prodeicantur
    imperfect prodeicerer prodeicerēris,
    prodeicerēre     		prodeicerētur prodeicerēmur prodeicerēminī prodeicerentur
    perfect prodictus + present active subjunctive of sum
    pluperfect prodictus + imperfect active subjunctive of sum
    imperative singular plural
    first second third first second third
    active present — prodeice — — prodeicite —
    future — prodeicitō prodeicitō — prodeicitōte prodeicuntō
    passive present — prodeicere — — prodeiciminī —
    future — prodeicitor prodeicitor — — prodeicuntor
    non-finite forms infinitive participle
    active passive active passive
    present prodeicere prodeicī prodeicēns —
    future prodictūrum esse prodictum īrī prodictūrus prodeicendus,
    prodeicundus
    perfect prodeixisse prodictum esse — prodictus
    future perfect — prodictum fore — —
    perfect potential prodictūrum fuisse — — —
    verbal nouns gerund supine
    genitive dative accusative ablative accusative ablative
    prodeicendī prodeicendō prodeicendum prodeicendō prodictum prodictū

    References

    • E. H. Warmington (1940), Remains of Old Latin: Archaic Inscriptions, volume 4, Harvard University Press, →ISBN, pages 358-359
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