Etymology of MERCURATE
The word "mercurate" comes from the Latin word "mercurius" which refers to the Roman god Mercury, who was considered the messenger of the gods and associated with commerce, communication, and eloquence. In Latin, the verb "mercurare" means "to trade" or "to engage in commerce". Over time, the term "mercurate" has evolved to have various meanings related to trading, commerce, or business.
Conjugate verb Mercurate
CONDITIONAL
I
would mercurate
you
would mercurate
he/she/it
would mercurate
we
would mercurate
they
would mercurate
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be mercurating
you
would be mercurating
he/she/it
would be mercurating
we
would be mercurating
they
would be mercurating
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have mercurate
you
would have mercurate
he/she/it
would have mercurate
we
would have mercurate
they
would have mercurate
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been mercurating
you
would have been mercurating
he/she/it
would have been mercurating
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would have been mercurating
they
would have been mercurating
FUTURE
I
will mercurate
you
will mercurate
he/she/it
will mercurate
we
will mercurate
they
will mercurate
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be mercurating
you
will be mercurating
he/she/it
will be mercurating
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will be mercurating
they
will be mercurating
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have mercurated
you
will have mercurated
he/she/it
will have mercurated
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will have mercurated
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will have mercurated
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been mercurating
you
will have been mercurating
he/she/it
will have been mercurating
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will have been mercurating
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will have been mercurating
IMPERATIVE
you
mercurate
we
let´s mercurate
to mercurate
PAST
I
mercurated
you
mercurated
he/she/it
mercurated
we
mercurated
they
mercurated
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was mercurating
you
were mercurating
he/she/it
was mercurating
we
were mercurating
they
were mercurating
PAST PARTICIPLE
mercurated
PAST PERFECT
I
had mercurated
you
had mercurated
he/she/it
had mercurated
we
had mercurated
they
had mercurated
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been mercurating
you
had been mercurating
he/she/it
had been mercurating
we
had been mercurating
they
had been mercurating
PRESENT
I
mercurate
you
mercurate
he/she/it
mercurates
we
mercurate
they
mercurate
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am mercurating
you
are mercurating
he/she/it
is mercurating
we
are mercurating
they
are mercurating
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
mercurating
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have mercurated
you
have mercurated
he/she/it
has mercurated
we
have mercurated
they
have mercurated
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been mercurating
you
have been mercurating
he/she/it
has been mercurating
we
have been mercurating
they
have been mercurating
