monEntur
Monentur is a Latin term that refers to a specific verb form: the third-person plural present passive indicative of the verb monere, meaning to warn or to advise. In classical Latin, monentur translates most directly as “they are warned.” It is formed from the present stem mon- plus the passive plural ending -entur, and it reflects standard second-conjugation endings in the present tense.
Etymology and form: the form derives from monere, a common Latin verb in the sense of giving
Usage: monentur appears in classical texts, inscriptions, and grammatical examples as a representative instance of the
Notes: as a grammatical form, monentur is not a separate lexical item with an independent meaning beyond