bāter

Emilian

Etymology

From Latin battere, from earlier battuere.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈbɐːter/

Verb

bāter

  1. (transitive) to strike or hit something.
  2. (transitive) to clap (hands).
  3. (transitive) to thresh.

Conjugation

   Conjugation of bāter
infinitive bāter
auxiliary avêr
participle singular plural
masculine batû batû
feminine batûda batûdi
person singular plural
first second third first second third
masculine feminine masculine feminine
indicative mè té ló lê nuētär vuētär lôr lôr
present

a bāt

et bāt al bāt la bāt a batám a batî i bāten el bāten
imperfect

a batîva

et batîv al batîva la batîva a batîven a batîvi i batîven el batîven
future

a batrò

et batrē al batrà la batrà a batrám a batrî i batrān el batrān
conditional

a batrév

et batrés al batrév la batrév a batréven a batrési i batréven el batréven
subjunctive kä mè kä té kä ló kä lê kä nuētär kä vuētär kä lôr kä lôr
present

a bāta

et bāt al bāta la bāta a batáma a batîdi i bāten el bāten
imperfect

a batésa

et batésa al batésa la batésa a batésen a batési i batésen el batésen
imperative – (té) – – (nuētär) (vuētär) – –
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bāta

— — batám batî — —


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