Nunc tunque exiguum insanum ago (I act a little crazy now and then.)
I have a question I can’t believe this didn’t spirng up before however I don’t think my prof can answer this so I’ll ask on here.
Is there a conceptual reason why certain verbs are grouped by conjugation. I have been taught (as is everyone) that the conjugations are are, Ere, ere, ire. I know this. The question is is this grouping based soley on the sounds of the verbs or is there a larger conceptual reason for how they are paired? Meaning do certain verbs representing certain concepts fall into one conjucation while others fall into another.