convocaveram
Convocaveram is a Latin verb form: it is the first-person singular pluperfect indicative active of convocare, the verb meaning “to call together” or “to assemble.” The pluperfect tense expresses an action completed prior to another past action, so convocaveram translates as “I had called together” or “I had summoned.”
Formation and morphology: Convocare belongs to the first conjugation. The pluperfect indicative is formed from the
Usage and context: Convocaveram appears in classical Latin texts to indicate an action of summoning or assembling
Example: Convocaveram copias antequam discessi. Translation: I had summoned the troops before I departed. This example