Conjugate verb "scomparire" in Italian

Conjugation of the verb scomparire, irregular conjugation     translation to English disappear
Auxiliary: avere

All formsIndicativo Conjuntivo Condizionale Imperativo Forme Impersonali

Indicativo

Presente

io scompaio / scomparisco
tu scompari / scomparisci
lui/lei scompare / scomparisce
noi scompariamo
voi scomparite
loro scompaiono / scompariscono

Passato Prossimo

io ho scomparito / scomparso
tu hai scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei ha scomparito / scomparso
noi abbiamo scomparito / scomparso
voi avete scomparito / scomparso
loro hanno scomparito / scomparso

Imperfetto

io scomparivo
tu scomparivi
lui/lei scompariva
noi scomparivamo
voi scomparivate
loro scomparivano

Trapassato Prossimo

io avevo scomparito / scomparso
tu avevi scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei aveva scomparito / scomparso
noi avevamo scomparito / scomparso
voi avevate scomparito / scomparso
loro avevano scomparito / scomparso

Futuro

io scomparirò
tu scomparirai
lui/lei scomparirà
noi scompariremo
voi scomparirete
loro scompariranno

Futuro Anteriore

io avrò scomparito / scomparso
tu avrai scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei avrà scomparito / scomparso
noi avremo scomparito / scomparso
voi avrete scomparito / scomparso
loro avranno scomparito / scomparso

Passato Remoto

io scomparii / scomparvi / scomparsi
tu scomparisti
lui/lei scomparì / scomparve / scomparse
noi scomparimmo
voi scompariste
loro scomparirono / scomparvero / scomparsero

Trapassato Remoto

io ebbi scomparito / scomparso
tu avesti scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei ebbe scomparito / scomparso
noi avemmo scomparito / scomparso
voi aveste scomparito / scomparso
loro ebbero scomparito / scomparso

Conjuntivo

Presente

io scomparisca / scompaia
tu scomparisca / scompaia
lui/lei scomparisca / scompaia
noi scompariamo
voi scompariate
loro scompariscano / scompaiano

Passato Prossimo

io abbia scomparito / scomparso
tu abbia scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei abbia scomparito / scomparso
noi abbiamo scomparito / scomparso
voi abbiate scomparito / scomparso
loro abbiano scomparito / scomparso

Imperfetto

io scomparissi
tu scomparissi
lui/lei scomparisse
noi scomparissimo
voi scompariste
loro scomparissero

Trapassato Prossimo

io avessi scomparito / scomparso
tu avessi scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei avesse scomparito / scomparso
noi avessimo scomparito / scomparso
voi aveste scomparito / scomparso
loro avessero scomparito / scomparso

Condizionale

Presente

io scomparirei
tu scompariresti
lui/lei scomparirebbe
noi scompariremmo
voi scomparireste
loro scomparirebbero

Passato

io avrei scomparito / scomparso
tu avresti scomparito / scomparso
lui/lei avrebbe scomparito / scomparso
noi avremmo scomparito / scomparso
voi avreste scomparito / scomparso
loro avrebbero scomparito / scomparso

Imperativo

(tu) scomparisci / scompari (Lei) scomparisca / scompaia (noi) scompariamo (voi) scomparite (Loro) scompariscano / scompaiano

Forme Impersonali

Participio Presente

Singular Plural
Masculino scomparente scomparenti
Femenino scomparente scomparenti

Participio Passato

Singular Plural
Masculino scomparito / scomparso scompariti / scomparsi
Femenino scomparita / scomparsa scomparite / scomparse

Gerundio Presente

scomparendo

Gerundio Passato

avendo scomparito / scomparso
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