duxerunt
Duxerunt is a Latin verb form, the third-person plural perfect active indicative of ducere, meaning “they led” or “they have led.” It appears in narrative and historical prose to express a completed action in the past. As a finite verb form, it carries subject, tense, mood, and voice within a single word.
Morphology and formation: Duxerunt is built from the perfect stem dux- plus the active ending -erunt for
Usage and interpretation: In classical Latin, duxerunt typically translates as “they led,” with the sense often
Notes: Duxerunt is one of several perfect forms of ducere; others include duxi (I led) and duxisti