Enterrer – to bury, inter; to set aside, forget about; to hush up

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
j’	enterre	enterrais	enterrerai		enterrerais	enterre		enterrasse
tu	enterres	enterrais	enterreras		enterrerais	enterres		enterrasses
il	enterre	enterrait	enterrera		enterrerait	enterre		enterrât
nous	enterrons	enterrions	enterrerons		enterrerions	enterrions		enterrassions
vous	enterrez	enterriez	enterrerez		enterreriez	enterriez		enterrassiez
ils	enterrent	enterraient	enterreront		enterreraient	enterrent		enterrassent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai enterré	avais enterré	aurai enterré		aurais enterré	aie enterré		eusse enterré
tu	as enterré	avais enterré	auras enterré		aurais enterré	aies enterré		eusses enterré
il	a enterré	avait enterré	aura enterré		aurait enterré	ait enterré		eût enterré
nous	avons enterré	avions enterré	aurons enterré		aurions enterré	ayons enterré		eussions enterré
vous	avez enterré	aviez enterré	aurez enterré		auriez enterré	ayez enterré		eussiez enterré
ils	ont enterré	avaient enterré	auront enterré		auraient enterré	aient enterré		eussent enterré
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
j’	enterrai	eus enterré		(tu)	enterre		Present	enterrant
tu	enterras	eus enterré		(nous)	enterrons		Past	enterré
il	enterra	eut enterré		(vous)	enterrez		Perfect	ayant enterré
nous	enterrâmes	eûmes enterré		Past imperative
vous	enterrâtes	eûtes enterré		(tu)	aie enterré	Past infinitive
ils	enterrèrent	eurent enterré		(nous)	ayons enterré		avoir enterré
				(vous)	ayez enterré

  Enterrer is a regular -er verb.

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