Vendet

Vendet is a Latin verb form: the third-person singular future indicative of vendere, meaning "to sell." It translates as "he will sell" or "she will sell" depending on the subject.

Etymology and morphology: It comes from the verb stem vend- plus the future tense ending -et, a characteristic of the third conjugation. Other future forms include vendes (you will sell) and vendent (they will sell). In contrast, the present tense third-person singular is vendit.

Usage: In classical Latin texts, vendet appears when describing a future action. It can appear in narrative, dialogue, or legal/administrative contexts where a future sale is described. Example: Hoc vendet translates roughly as "he will sell this."

In linguistic references, vendet is cited as a standard example of a Latin future tense form; dictionaries and grammars list it among the paradigms of vendere.