retro-agō <agere, ēgī, āctum> nachkl.
1.
re-trahō <trahere, trāxī, tractum>
1.
2. (einen Flüchtling)
3.
5.
8. übtr
retrōgressus
P. P. Akt. v. retrogradior
retrō-gradior <gradī, gressus sum> nachkl.
retrō-cēdō <cēdere, cessī, cessum>
| retroagō | 
|---|
| retroagis | 
| retroagit | 
| retroagimus | 
| retroagitis | 
| retroagunt | 
| retroagam | 
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| retroagās | 
| retroagat | 
| retroagāmus | 
| retroagātis | 
| retroagant | 
| retroagebam | 
|---|
| retroagebās | 
| retroagebat | 
| retroagebāmus | 
| retroagebātis | 
| retroagebant | 
| retroagerem | 
|---|
| retroagerēs | 
| retroageret | 
| retroagerēmus | 
| retroagerētis | 
| retroagerent | 
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