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Thu 21 Jun, 2007 11:43 am
What is "intercept" in Latin?
According to the University of British Columbia:
intercipio: to intercept
intercepi: to intercept
interceptum: to intercept
You need context to decide which word to use.
Actually, all three of those are parts of the same verb:
intercipio, intercipere, intercepi, interceptum
There are 4 parts to Latin verbs. 1st part=first person present tense (I intercept) 2nd=infinitive (to intercept) 3rd=first person perfect tense (I intercepted) and 4th...is complicated.
If you tell me the sentence you want it translated into, or the person and tense, I can translate the word for you.