admitter
English
Etymology
admit + -er
Noun
admitter (plural admitters)
- Someone who or something which admits.
Translations
someone who admits something
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Interlingua
Etymology
From Latin admittō
Verb
admitter
- to admit
Conjugation
Conjugation of admitter
| infinitive | admitter | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| participle | present | perfect | |
| admittente | admittite | ||
| active | present | simple | perfect |
| admitte | ha admittite | ||
| past | admitteva | habeva admittite | |
| future | admittera | habera admittite | |
| conditional | admitterea | haberea admittite | |
| imperative | admitte | ||
| passive | present | simple | perfect |
| es admittite | ha essite admittite | ||
| past | esseva admittite | habeva essite admittite | |
| future | essera admittite | habera essite admittite | |
| conditional | esserea admittite | haberea essite admittite | |
| imperative | sia admittite | ||