Coperchiare (to cover with a lid) conjugation

Italian
This verb can also mean the following: overwhelm

Conjugation of coperchiare

Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Present tense
coperchio
I cover with a lid
coperchi
you cover with a lid
coperchia
he/she/it covers with a lid
coperchiamo
we cover with a lid
coperchiate
you all cover with a lid
coperchiano
they cover with a lid
Present perfect tense
ho coperchiato
I have covered with a lid
hai coperchiato
you have covered with a lid
ha coperchiato
he/she/it has covered with a lid
abbiamo coperchiato
we have covered with a lid
avete coperchiato
you all have covered with a lid
hanno coperchiato
they have covered with a lid
Past preterite tense
coperchiai
I covered with a lid
coperchiasti
you covered with a lid
coperchiò
he/she/it covered with a lid
coperchiammo
we covered with a lid
coperchiaste
you all covered with a lid
coperchiarono
they covered with a lid
Future tense
coperchierò
I will cover with a lid
coperchierai
you will cover with a lid
coperchierà
he/she/it will cover with a lid
coperchieremo
we will cover with a lid
coperchierete
you all will cover with a lid
coperchieranno
they will cover with a lid
Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Conditional mood
coperchierei
I would cover with a lid
coperchieresti
you would cover with a lid
coperchierebbe
he/she/it would cover with a lid
coperchieremmo
we would cover with a lid
coperchiereste
you all would cover with a lid
coperchierebbero
they would cover with a lid
Past impf. tense
coperchiavo
I used to cover with a lid
coperchiavi
you used to cover with a lid
coperchiava
he/she/it used to cover with a lid
coperchiavamo
we used to cover with a lid
coperchiavate
you all used to cover with a lid
coperchiavano
they used to cover with a lid
Past perfect tense
avevo coperchiato
I had covered with a lid
avevi coperchiato
you had covered with a lid
aveva coperchiato
he/she/it had covered with a lid
avevamo coperchiato
we had covered with a lid
avevate coperchiato
you all had covered with a lid
avevano coperchiato
they had covered with a lid
Future perfect tense
avrò coperchiato
I will have covered with a lid
avrai coperchiato
you will have covered with a lid
avrà coperchiato
he/she/it will have covered with a lid
avremo coperchiato
we will have covered with a lid
avrete coperchiato
you all will have covered with a lid
avranno coperchiato
they will have covered with a lid
Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Present subjunctive tense
coperchi
(if/so that) I cover with a lid
coperchi
(if/so that) you cover with a lid
coperchi
(if/so that) he/she/it cover with a lid
coperchiamo
(if/so that) we cover with a lid
coperchiate
(if/so that) you all cover with a lid
coperchino
(if/so that) they cover with a lid
Present perf. subjunctive tense
abbia coperchiato
I have covered with a lid
abbia coperchiato
you have covered with a lid
abbia coperchiato
he/she/it has covered with a lid
abbiamo coperchiato
we have covered with a lid
abbiate coperchiato
you all have covered with a lid
abbiano coperchiato
they have covered with a lid
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Imperative mood
coperchia
cover with a lid!
coperchi
cover with a lid!
coperchiamo
let's cover with a lid!
coperchiate
cover with a lid!
coperchino
cover with a lid!
Io
Tu
Egli/ella/esso
Noi
Voi
Loro
Conditional perfect tense
avrei coperchiato
I would have covered with a lid
avresti coperchiato
you would have covered with a lid
avrebbe coperchiato
he/she/it would have covered with a lid
avremmo coperchiato
we would have covered with a lid
avreste coperchiato
you all would have covered with a lid
avrebbero coperchiato
they would have covered with a lid

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