narrantur
Narrantur is a Latin verb form meaning “they are told” or “they are related.” It is the present passive indicative, third person plural, of the verb narro, narrare, meaning “to tell, to relate, to recount.” The form arises from the stem narr- combined with the standard present passive endings for third-person plural.
Morphology and usage notes: As a present passive, narrantur indicates that the action of telling or relating
Relationship to related forms: narrantur is one of several present passive forms derived from narro. The corresponding
- Fabulae de bello narrantur. — The tales about the war are being told.
- Saepe falsa dicta narrantur in historia. — Often false statements are told in history.
- Narro, narrare: the active verb family from which narrantur is derived.
- Latin grammar of passive voice and narrative usage.
Narrantur thus functions as a standard present passive form used to report what is told or recounted,