Sanskrit
Conjugate a verb
One present-tense verb, through all three persons and all three numbers. Choose a verified root and see the complete table.
गम्√gam
Class 1, bhvādiParasmaipadago. Present stem: gaccha-
| Person | Singular | Dual | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|
| Third personHe, she, it, or they | gacchati | gacchataḥ | gacchanti |
| Second personYou | gacchasi | gacchathaḥ | gacchatha |
| First personI or we | gacchāmi | gacchāvaḥ | gacchāmaḥ |
The present stem gaccha is irregular and is stored explicitly.
Scope: present indicative, thematic classes 1, 4, 6 and 10. The root list is intentionally limited to checked present stems. Athematic classes, other tenses and roots whose stem has not been verified are left out rather than approximated.
Sanskrit tables traditionally place the third person first, followed by the second and first persons. The order here follows that convention.
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