French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | maudis | maudissais | maudirai | maudirais | maudisse | maudisse | ||
| tu | maudis | maudissais | maudiras | maudirais | maudisses | maudisses | ||
| il | maudit | maudissait | maudira | maudirait | maudisse | maudît | ||
| nous | maudissons | maudissions | maudirons | maudirions | maudissions | maudissions | ||
| vous | maudissez | maudissiez | maudirez | maudiriez | maudissiez | maudissiez | ||
| ils | maudissent | maudissaient | maudiront | maudiraient | maudissent | maudissent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai maudit | avais maudit | aurai maudit | aurais maudit | aie maudit | eusse maudit | ||
| tu | as maudit | avais maudit | auras maudit | aurais maudit | aies maudit | eusses maudit | ||
| il | a maudit | avait maudit | aura maudit | aurait maudit | ait maudit | eût maudit | ||
| nous | avons maudit | avions maudit | aurons maudit | aurions maudit | ayons maudit | eussions maudit | ||
| vous | avez maudit | aviez maudit | aurez maudit | auriez maudit | ayez maudit | eussiez maudit | ||
| ils | ont maudit | avaient maudit | auront maudit | auraient maudit | aient maudit | eussent maudit | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | maudis | eus maudit | (tu) | maudis | Present | maudissant | ||
| tu | maudis | eus maudit | (nous) | maudissons | Past | maudit | ||
| il | maudit | eut maudit | (vous) | maudissez | Perfect | ayant maudit | ||
| nous | maudîmes | eûmes maudit | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | maudîtes | eûtes maudit | (tu) | aie maudit | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | maudirent | eurent maudit | (nous) | ayons maudit | avoir maudit | |||
| (vous) | ayez maudit | |||||||
Maudire is an irregular -re verb.
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