Rejoice, O Jerusalem,
and come together all you who love this city;
rejoice, be glad,
all you who were sad;
that you may leap for joy
and drink your fill from her conforting breasts.
Laetare | laetari, laetor, laetatus sum | |
verb second person deponent imperative present 1st | ||
Ierusalem | Ierusalem | |
noun | ||
et | et | |
conjunction of coordination | ||
conventum | conventus | |
noun masculine accusative singular 4th declination | ||
facite | facere, facio, feci, factum | |
verb second person active imperative present 4th bis | ||
omnes | omnis | |
Adjective masculine nominative plural second class | ||
qui | qui | |
determinant, pronoum masculine nominative plural | ||
diligitis | diligere, diligo, dilexi, dilectum | |
verb second person active indicative present 3th | ||
eam | is | |
determinant, pronoum feminine accusative singular | ||
gaudete | gaudere, gaudeo, gavisus sum | |
verb second person active imperative present 2nd | ||
cum | cum | |
conjunction of subordination | ||
laetitia | laetitia | |
noun feminine ablative singular 1st declination | ||
qui | qui | |
determinant, pronoum masculine nominative plural | ||
in | in | |
preposition | ||
tristitia | tristitia | |
noun feminine ablative singular 1st declination | ||
fuistis | esse, sum, fui | |
verb second person active indicative perfect irregular | ||
ut | ut | |
conjunction of subordination | ||
exsultetis | exsultare, exsulto, exsultavi, exsultatum | |
verb second person active subjonctive present 1st | ||
et | et | |
conjunction of coordination | ||
satiemini | satiare, satio, satiavi, satiatum | |
verb first person passive subjonctive present 1st | ||
ab | a | |
preposition | ||
uberibus | uber | |
noun neuter ablative plural 3rd declination | ||
consolationis | consolatio | |
noun feminine genitive singular 1st declination | ||
vestrae | vester | |
determinant, pronoum feminine genitive singular |