Present Tense (Passive)
Like the present active, the present passive of a Latin verb can be translated simply, e.g. “I am carried,” or continuously, e.g. “I am being carried.”
The present passive uses the standard passive endings (-r, -ris, -tur, -mur, -mini, -ntur).
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | ||
| singular | 1st | port-or | mon-eor | reg-or | aud-ior | cap-ior |
| 2nd | port-aris | mon-eris | reg-iris | aud-iris | cap-iris | |
| 3rd | port-atur | mon-etur | reg-itur | aud-itur | cap-itur | |
| plural | 1st | port-amur | mon-emur | reg-imur | aud-imur | cap-imur |
| 2nd | port-amini | mon-emini | reg-imini | aud-imini | cap-imini | |
| 3rd | port-antur | mon-entur | reg-untur | aud-iuntur | cap-iuntur |
