congregabas
Congregabas is a Latin verb form. It represents the imperfect active indicative, second person singular, of the verb congregare, meaning to gather or assemble. The form translates roughly as “you were gathering” or “you used to gather.” The imperfect tense in Latin describes ongoing or habitual past action.
Etymology and form: Congregare is built from con- “together” and greg- from the root meaning flock or
Usage: Congregabas is used in classical Latin to describe actions in progress in the past or customary
Example: Congregabas discipulos ad scholam. This translates as “You were gathering the students to the school”
See also: congregare, Latin verb conjugation, imperfect tense, Latin grammar.