abbannonare

Neapolitan

Alternative forms

Etymology

Ultimately from Old French abandoner, possibly via the medium of Italian abbandonare.

Verb

abbannonare

  1. to abandon

Conjugation

    Conjugation of abbannonà (first conjugation)
infinitive abbannonà
gerund abbannonanno
present participle abbannonante
past participle abbannonato
person singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative je/i' tu isso/essa nuje vuje lloro
present abbannono abbannone abbannona abbannonammo abbannonate abbannonano
imperfect abbannonavo abbannonave abbannonava abbannonavamo abbannonavate abbannonavano
passato remòto abbannonaje abbannonaste abbannonaje abbannonajemo abbannonastevo abbannonajeno
future abbannonarraggio abbannonarraje abbannonarrà abbannonarrimmo abbannonarrite abbannonarranno
conditional abbannonarria abbannonarrisse abbannonarria abbannonarrissemo abbannonarrissevo abbannonarriano
compound
tenses 		passato pròssimo Use the present tense of avè plus the past participle
trapasato pròssimo Use the imperfect tense of avè plus the past participle
trapasato remòto Use the passato remòto tense of avè plus the past participle
futuro anteriore Use the future tense of avè plus the past participle
cunnizziunale passato Use the conditional tense of avè plus the past participle
imperfect subjunctive ca je/i' ca tu ca isso/ca essa ca nuje ca vuje ca lloro
abbannonasse abbannonasse abbannonasse abbannonassemo abbannonassevo abbannonassero
imperative - tu isso/essa nuje vuje lloro
abbannona abbannona abbannonammo abbannonate abbannoneno

References

  • Rocco, Emmanuele (1882) “abbannonare”, in Vocabolario del dialetto napolitano‎[1]
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