convertebas
Convertebas is a Latin verb form: it is the imperfect active indicative, second person singular, of the verb convero, convertere (to turn, to change). In English, it is typically translated as “you were turning” or “you used to turn.” The form is built from the present stem converte- (or convert-), the imperfect marker -ba-, and the personal ending -s for the second person singular.
Morphology and use: The imperfect indicates a past action that was ongoing or repeated. Convertebas agrees
Function and semantics: As the imperfect counterpart of convero, convertebas conveys duration or repetition in the
Example: Tu rotam convertebas. Translation: You were turning the wheel.
Notes: Convertebas is a single inflected form of the full verb; it does not stand alone as