Italian verbs have a maximum of 52 different inflected word-forms derived from different combinations of morphological features for simple morphological units (i.e. excluding compound forms).
In summary, the following combinations of morphological features are applied, depending on Verb-form and, within a Verb-form, on different Moods.
SIMPLE FORMS | Finiteness | Verb-form/Mood | gramm. features |
finite | ind | Tense Person Number | |
sub | Tense Person Number | ||
impr | Tense Person Number | ||
cond | Tense Person Number | ||
non-finite | inf | Tense | |
ger | Tense | ||
part | Tense Number Gender | ||
Compound forms have the following combinations:
COMPOUND FORMS | Finiteness | grammatical features |
finite | Tense Person Number Gender | |
non-finite | Tense Gender Number | |
Compound forms, because of the presence of the participle, have the feature Gender.