acats

See also: ACATS

Aromanian

Alternative forms

Etymology

From a- + Vulgar Latin *accaptiō, from a- + *captiō, from Latin captus. Compare Romanian acăța, agăța.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [aˈkat͡s]

Verb

acats first-singular present indicative (third-person singular present indicative acatsã, past participle acãtsatã)

  1. to grab
  2. to hang (something), hook
  3. (figurative) to begin

Conjugation

    conjugation of acats
long infinitive acãtsari, acãtsare
gerund acãtsanda
past participle acãtsatã
number singular plural
person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
indicative io/mini/mine tu/tini/tine nãs/nãsu, nãsã/nãsa, el/elu, ea noi voi nãsh/nãshi, nãsi/nãse, elj, eali/eale
present acats acatsã, acats acatsã acãtsãm, acãtsãmu acãtsats, acãtsatsã, acãtsatsi acatsã
imperfect acãtsam acãtsai acãtsa acãtsam acãtsats, acãtsatsi acãtsa
simple perfect acãtsai acãtsash, acãtsashi acãtsã acãtsãm acãtsat acãtsarã
conditional present s-acãtsarim s-acãtsari, s-acãtsarishi s-acãtsari, s-acãtsare s-acãtsarim s-acãtsarit s-acãtsari, s-acãtsare
imperative
— tu/tini/tine — — voi —
present acatsã acãtsats, acãtsatsã, acãtsatsi
Subjunctive note: The present subjunctive is the same as the indicative but preceded by s-.

Synonyms

  • cãtsari, acãtsari/acãtsare
  • acãtsat

See also

Norman

Noun

acats m pl

  1. plural of acat
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