Incendo happens to be a third declension verb, so you cannot say incendebit. The proper future active indicative third singular is incendet, "he/she/it will burn/kindle/set fire to".
Also, I haven't a clue what fietur is supposed to mean, and neither does my dictionary. Perhaps it was a typographical error.
Thanks,
Tarazu
MintMan
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Dec 16, 2003 19:55
Uh.... *looks*
Yes, you would be correct. I did that in about a day a long time back. Incendere got its error from originally being a different work that I decided to change over on a whim. I think it was like flagare/flagabit or something, but I decided that the word looked stupid.
Fietur should be fit. I do not know where I fietur from. I mean, I know I got it from one of my books, but... it must be some sort of less-used non-classical conjugation or something. Maybe I took it from a bestiary....
Well, actually, the word should be fiat. That would keep it all nice and tense-agreeing. I have been meaning to check that segment for quite some time....
Right now, I am curious as to the origins of fietur. If you type in it a search engine, it does in fact come up with a bunch of Latin translators, but if you put it together with fio fieri, you get nothing. What's the dealio?
