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What does sit mean in Latin?

The Latin word for "sit" is sedēre.

Here's a breakdown:

* Present tense: sedeō, sedēs, sedet, sedēmus, sedētis, sedent

* Imperfect tense: sedebam, sedēbas, sedebat, sedēbāmus, sedēbātis, sedēbant

* Perfect tense: sēdī, sēdīstī, sēdit, sēdīmus, sēdīstīs, sēdērunt

* Future tense: sedēbo, sedēbis, sedēbit, sedēbimus, sedēbitis, sedēbunt

Examples:

* Sedit in cathedra. (He sat on the chair.)

* Sedeō hic. (I sit here.)

* Sedēmus ad mensam. (We sit at the table.)

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