coniunxi

coniunxi is the first-person singular perfect active indicative form of the Latin verb coniungere. This verb means "to join," "to unite," or "to connect." Therefore, coniunxi translates directly to "I joined," "I united," or "I connected." The perfect tense in Latin indicates an action that has been completed in the past. The active voice signifies that the subject, in this case "I," performed the action. The indicative mood is used for statements of fact. Coniunxi would be used in a sentence to describe a past action of joining or uniting undertaken by the speaker. For example, in a narrative, a character might say "Ego pontem coniunxi," meaning "I joined the bridge." Understanding the components of this verb form, including the tense, voice, mood, and person, is crucial for accurately translating and interpreting Latin texts. It signifies a singular, completed act of connection performed by the speaker.