Conjugation of french verb hurler in female form

Conjugation options

Hurler in passive voice Hurler in male form Ne pas hurler Hurler ?

Indicative

Present

je hurle
tu hurles
elle hurle
nous hurlons
vous hurlez
elles hurlent

Present Perfect

j'ai hurlé
tu as hurlé
elle a hurlé
nous avons hurlé
vous avez hurlé
elles ont hurlé

Imperfect

je hurlais
tu hurlais
elle hurlait
nous hurlions
vous hurliez
elles hurlaient

Pluperfect

j'avais hurlé
tu avais hurlé
elle avait hurlé
nous avions hurlé
vous aviez hurlé
elles avaient hurlé

Simple Past

je hurlai
tu hurlas
elle hurla
nous hurlâmes
vous hurlâtes
elles hurlèrent

Past Perfect

j'eus hurlé
tu eus hurlé
elle eut hurlé
nous eûmes hurlé
vous eûtes hurlé
elles eurent hurlé

Simple Future

je hurlerai
tu hurleras
elle hurlera
nous hurlerons
vous hurlerez
elles hurleront

Future Perfect

j'aurai hurlé
tu auras hurlé
elle aura hurlé
nous aurons hurlé
vous aurez hurlé
elles auront hurlé

Subjunctive

Present

que je hurle
que tu hurles
qu'elle hurle
que nous hurlions
que vous hurliez
qu'elles hurlent

Past

que j'aie hurlé
que tu aies hurlé
qu'elle ait hurlé
que nous ayons hurlé
que vous ayez hurlé
qu'elles aient hurlé

Imperfect

que je hurlasse
que tu hurlasses
qu'elle hurlât
que nous hurlassions
que vous hurlassiez
qu'elles hurlassent

Pluperfect

que j'eusse hurlé
que tu eusses hurlé
qu'elle eût hurlé
que nous eussions hurlé
que vous eussiez hurlé
qu'elles eussent hurlé

Conditional

Present

je hurlerais
tu hurlerais
elle hurlerait
nous hurlerions
vous hurleriez
elles hurleraient

Past

j'aurais hurlé
tu aurais hurlé
elle aurait hurlé
nous aurions hurlé
vous auriez hurlé
elles auraient hurlé

Imperative

Hurler french verb

Hurler belong to the 1^st group. Hurler is a common french verb.
Hurler is conjugated the same way that verbs that end in : -er
Hurler is conjugated with auxiliary avoir.
Hurler verb is direct transitive, intransitive.
Hurler verb is a direct transitive verb, so passive voice can be used.
Note that Hurler verb begin with a « h aspiré ».

Conjugation rules

Hurler is a french first group verb. So it follow the regular conjugation pattern of the first group like: aimer. Follow this link to see all the endings of the conjugation of the first group verbs : conjugation rules and endings for the first group verbs.

Hurler is conjugated the same way that verbs that end in : -er. First group verbs always end with -er as their infinitive. Endings of first group verbs are regular.
Note : Although endings are perfectly regular, spelling changes occur in the stems of verbs in -cer, -ger, -yer, -eter, -eler, -é-consonne(s)-er, -e-consonne-er, verb envoyer and similar verbs.

« Hurler » begin with a « h aspiré ». Unlike with « h muet », the first person singular « je » does not turn into « j' » with « h aspiré » .

Conjugation engine options

Reflexive form:

Voice:

Active voice Passive voice

Auxiliary:

Gender:

Male Female

Negative form:

No Yes

Interrogative form:

No Yes

Colors:

Contents

Hurler conjugation
Hurler french verb conjugation rules
Hurler conjugation in indicative
Hurler conjugation in subjunctive
Hurler conjugation in conditional
Hurler conjugation in imperative
Hurler french synonyms
Hurler french definition
Hurler conjugation in all forms
Hurler conjugation in all tenses
Hurler similar verbs conjugation
Common french verbs

Hurler french synonyms

This is the list of hurler french verb synonyms :

Hurler french definition

HURLER : v. intr. Pousser des cris prolongés, en parlant des Loups et des chiens. On entend les loups hurler. Ce chien a hurlé toute la nuit, a hurlé à la lune.
Fig., Hurler avec les loups, S'accommoder aux manières, aux mœurs, aux opinions de ceux avec qui l'on vit, ou avec qui l'on se trouve, quoiqu'on ne les approuve pas entièrement.
Il se dit, par analogie, des Cris prolongés que l'on pousse dans la douleur, dans la colère, etc. Il ne crie pas, il hurle. Hurler de rage.
Il signifie, par exagération, Parler avec emportement, avec le ton de la fureur. Une tourbe fanatique hurlait sans cesse contre lui.

Hurler conjugation in all forms

Active voice conjugation

Hurler in affirmative form
Hurler in female form
Hurler in negative forme
Hurler in interrogative form
Hurler in negative and female form
Hurler in interrogative and female form
Hurler in interro-negative form
Hurler in interro-negative and female form

Passive voice conjugation

Hurler in passive voice
Hurler in passive voice and female form
Hurler in passive voice and negative form
Hurler in passive voice and interrogative form
Hurler in passive voice, negative form and female form
Hurler in passive voice, interrogative form and female form
Hurler in passive voice and interro-negative form
Hurler in passive voice, interro-negative form and female form

Hurler conjugation in all tenses

Hurler french conjugation in indicative
Hurler french conjugation in present indicative
Hurler french conjugation in present perfect indicative
Hurler french conjugation in imperfect indicative
Hurler french conjugation in pluperfect indicative
Hurler french conjugation in simple past indicative
Hurler french conjugation in past perfect indicative
Hurler french conjugation in simple future indicative
Hurler french conjugation in future perfect indicative

Hurler french conjugation in subjunctive
Hurler french conjugation in present subjunctive
Hurler french conjugation in past subjunctive
Hurler french conjugation in imperfect subjunctive
Hurler french conjugation in pluperfect subjunctive

Hurler french conjugation in conditional
Hurler french conjugation in present conditional
Hurler french conjugation in past conditional

Hurler french conjugation in imperative
Hurler french conjugation in present imperative
Hurler french conjugation in past imperative

Infinitive of french verb Hurler
Present infinitive of french verb Hurler
Past infinitive of french verb Hurler

Participle of french verb hurler
Present participle of french verb hurler
Past participle of french verb hurler

Gerundive of french verb hurler
Present gerundive of french verb hurler
Past gerundive of french verb hurler

Similar verbs conjugation

Hurler is a first group verbs with a regular stem. A large number of verbs shares this conjugation. Only the most common French verbs are listed below :