/poˈner/
OriginFrom Latin pōnere (“to put, place”).
Formsponer(infinitive) · ponente(participle, present) · ponite(participle, perfect) · pone(active, present) · ha ponite(active, perfect, present) · poneva(active, past, present) · habeva ponite(active, past, perfect) · ponera(active, future, present) · habera ponite(active, future, perfect) · ponerea(active, conditional, present) · haberea ponite(active, conditional, perfect) · pone(active, imperative, present) · -(active, imperative, perfect) · es ponite(passive, present) · ha essite ponite(passive, perfect, present) · esseva ponite(passive, past, present) · habeva essite ponite(passive, past, perfect) · essera ponite(future, passive, present) · habera essite ponite(future, passive, perfect) · esserea ponite(conditional, passive, present)
Source: Wiktionary