/esˈser/
OrigineFrom Latin sum (French être, Italian essere, Portuguese ser, and Spanish ser).
- to be
“2012, Panorama in Interlingua, September-October, p. 24:
Le anno passate 46 milliones statouniteses esseva povre.
Last year 46 million U.S. Americans were poor.”
Formasesser(infinitive) · essente(participle, present) · essite(participle, perfect) · esse(active, present) · es(active, present) · ha essite(active, perfect, present) · esseva(active, past, present) · era(active, past, present) · habeva essite(active, past, perfect) · essera(active, future, present) · sera(active, future, present) · habera essite(active, future, perfect) · esserea(active, conditional, present) · serea(active, conditional, present) · haberea essite(active, conditional, perfect) · esse(active, imperative, present) · sia(active, imperative, present) · -(active, imperative, perfect) · esseres(plural)