bæxinâ
Ligurian
Alternative forms
- baixinâ (Western)
Etymology
From bæxìn (“drizzle, light rain”) + -â (verb-forming suffix). The word bæxìn is from an earlier bavexìn, a diminutive from Vulgar Latin *baba (“drool, spit”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /bɛːʒiˈnaː/
- Rhymes: -aː
- Hyphenation: bæ‧xi‧nâ
Verb
bæxinâ (defective, only used in the third-person singular)
- to drizzle (to rain lightly)
- Synonym: sproînâ
Conjugation
Conjugation of bæxinâ (first conjugation)
| infinitive | bæxinâ | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| auxiliary verb | avéi | gerund | bæxinàndo |
| present participle | – | past participle | bæxinòu |
| person | third singular | ||
| indicative | |||
| present | bæxìnn-a | ||
| imperfect | bæxinâva | ||
| future | bæxiniâ | ||
| conditional | |||
| present | bæxiniéiva, bæxiniæ | ||
| subjunctive | che | ||
| present | bæxìnn-e | ||
| imperfect | bæxinésse | ||
| imperative | |||
| present | bæxìnn-e | ||