CUM |
Grammar |
Identification |
Indicator words |
| CUM |
+ ABLATIVE |
ABLATIVE OF ACCOMPANIMENT
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| CUM |
+ INDICATIVE |
"when" ('cum temporal')
cum aderunt, videbimus eos.
'When they (will) come, we will see them.' |
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| CUM |
+INDICATIVE |
"whenever"
cum benerunt, eos videmus.
'Whenever they have come, we see them.'
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| CUM PRIMUM |
+INDICATIVE |
"as soon as" ("cum-temporal")
|
TUM |
| CUM |
+SUBJUNCTIVE |
"since" ("cum-causal")
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| CUM |
+SUBJUNCTIVE |
"although" ("cum-concessive")
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TAMEN |
| CUM |
+SUBJUNCTIVE |
"when" ("cum-temporal") [sequence , NOT absolute time]
|
TUM |
| CUM PRIMUM |
+SUBJUNCTIVE |
"as soon as" ("cum-temporal")
|
TUM |
