Unuma (to do) conjugation

Estonian

Conjugation of unuma

Ma
Sa
Ta
Me
Te
Nad
Negative
Passive
Pass. Neg.
Present tense
unun
I do
unud
you do
unub
he/she/it does
unume
we do
unute
you all do
unuvad
they do
ei unu
(do/does) not do
unutakse
it is done
ei unuta
it is not done
Past tense
unusin
I did
unusid
you did
unus
he/she/it did
unusime
we did
unusite
you all did
unusid
they did
ei ununud
did not do
unuti
it was done
ei unutud
it was not done
Conditional mood
unuksin, unuks
I would do
unuksid, unuks
you would do
unuks
he/she/it would do
unuksime, unuks
we would do
unuksite, unuks
you all would do
unuksid, unuks
they would do
ei unuks
would not do
unutaks
it would be done
ei unutaks
it would not be done
Imperative mood
-
unu
do
unugu
let him/her/it do
unugem
let's do
unuge
do
unugu
let them do
-
unutagu
be done
-
Sa
Ta
Me
Te
Nad
Passive
Imperative negative mood
ära unu
do not do
ärgu unugu
let him/her/it not do
ärgem unugem, ärme unume
let him/her/it not do
ärge unuge
do not do
ärgu unugu
let them not do
ärgu unutagu
do not be done
Form
Infinitive -ma
unuma
do
Infinitive -da
unuda
do
Past active participle
ununud
done
Past passive participle
unutud
been done
Ma
Sa
Ta
Me
Te
Nad
Negative
Passive
Pass. Neg.
Perfect tense
olen ununud
I have done
oled ununud
you have done
on ununud
he/she/it has done
oleme ununud
we have done
olete ununud
you all have done
on ununud
they have done
ei ole ununud, pole ununud
(have/has) not done
on unutud
it has been done
ei ole unutud, pole unutud
it has not been done
Pluperfect past tense
olin ununud
I had done
olid ununud
you had done
oli ununud
he/she/it had done
olime ununud
we had done
olite ununud
you all had done
oli ununud
they had done
ei olnud ununud, polnud ununud
had not done
oli unutud
it had been done
ei olnud unutud, polnud unutud
it had not been done
Conditional perfect mood
oleksin ununud; oleks ununud; ununuksin; ununuks
I would have done
oleksid ununud; oleks ununud; ununuksid; ununuks
you would have done
oleks ununud; ununuks
he/she/it would have done
oleksime ununud; oleks ununud; ununuksime; ununuks
we would have done
oleksite ununud; oleks ununud; ununuksite; ununuks
you all would have done
oleksid ununud; oleks ununud; ununuksid; ununuks
they would have done
ei oleks ununud; poleks ununud; ei ununuks
would not have done
oleks unutud
it would have been done
ei oleks unutud; poleks unutud
it would not have been done
Quotative tense
-
-
unuvat
he/she/it (allegedly) does
-
-
-
ei unuvat
(allegedly) does not do
unutavat
(allegedly) it is done
ei unutavat
(allegedly) it is not done
Ta
Negative
Passive
Pass. Neg.
Quotative perfect tense
olevat ununud; ununuvat
he/she/it (allegedly) has done
ei olevat ununud; polevat ununud; ei ununuvat
(allegedly) has not done
olevat unutud
(allegedly) it has been done
ei olevat unutud; polevat unutud
(allegedly) it has not been done
Jussive mood
unugu
so that he/she/it do
ärgu unugu
so that he/she/it do not do
unutagu
so that it be done
ärgu unutagu
so that it not be done
Jussive perfect mood
olgu ununud
so that he/she/it have done
ärgu olgu ununud
so that he/she/it do not have done
olgu unutud
so that it have been done
ärgu olgu unutud
so that it not have been done
des form
ma inessive
ma elative
ma translative
ma abessive
participle pres. active
participle pres. passive
Other forms
unudes
while doing
unumas
while doing
unumast
(due to/following/for) doing
unumaks
for the purpose of doing
unumata
without do
unuv
that can be done
unutav
being done

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