Latin

Verb

iacueritis

1. second-person plural future perfect active indicative of iaceō
   1. "you will have lain prostrate, you will have lain down; you will have reclined"
   2. "you will have lain ill, you will have been sick"
   3. "you will have lingered, you will have tarried"
   4. "you will have been placed or situated, you will have lain"
   5. "you will have been low, flat or level"
   6. "you will have lain still"
   7. "you will have lain dead"
   8. "you will have lain in ruins"
   9. "you will have hung down loose"
   10. (of the face or eyes) "you will have been fixed on the ground, you will have been cast down"
   11. "you will have been indolent, idle or inactive"
   12. "you will have lain dormant or abandoned, you will have been of no avail"
   13. "you will have lain overthrown; you will have been refuted; you will have been despised"
   14. (of speech or language) "you will have been languid, dull or lifeless"

iacuerītis

1. second-person plural perfect active subjunctive of iaceō
   1. "you may have lain prostrate, you may have lain down; you may have reclined"
   2. "you may have lain ill, you may have been sick"
   3. "you may have lingered, you may have tarried"
   4. "you may have been placed or situated, you may have lain"
   5. "you may have been low, flat or level"
   6. "you may have lain still"
   7. "you may have lain dead"
   8. "you may have lain in ruins"
   9. "you may have hung down loose"
   10. (of the face or eyes) "you may have been fixed on the ground, you may have been cast down"
   11. "you may have been indolent, idle or inactive"
   12. "you may have lain dormant or abandoned, you may have been of no avail"
   13. "you may have lain overthrown; you may have been refuted; you may have been despised"
   14. (of speech or language) "you may have been languid, dull or lifeless"