schlaa

See also: Schlaa

Alemannic German

Etymology

From Middle High German slahen. Cognate with Dutch slaan, English slay, Swedish slå, Gothic 𐍃𐌻𐌰𐌷𐌰𐌽 (slahan).

Verb

schlaa

  1. (Uri) to beat, hit

Conjugation

Strong:

    conjugation of schlaa – Urner dialect
infinitive schlaa
past participle gschlaage
singular plural
1st person
ich, i 		2nd person
du 		3rd person
er/si/es 		1st person
mir 		2nd person
ir 		3rd person
si
indicative present schlaa schlaasch schlaat schlaa schläänt schlaa
subjunctive present schlëë, schläng, schlängi schlëëesch, schlängesch schlëë, schläng, schlängi schlëëe, schlänge schlëëet, schlänget schlëëe, schlänge
past schlieg, schliegi, schlieng, schliengi schliegesch, schliengesch schlieg, schliegi, schlieng, schliengi schliege, schlienge schlieget, schlienge schliege, schlienge
imperative affirmative — schlach — — schläänt —

"schlieng" forms influenced by gaa

Mixed:

    conjugation of schlaa – Urner dialect
infinitive schlaa
past participle gschlaage
singular plural
1st person
ich, i 		2nd person
du 		3rd person
er/si/es 		1st person
mir 		2nd person
ir 		3rd person
si
indicative present schlaa schlaasch schlaat schlaa schläänt schlaa
subjunctive present schlëë, schläng, schlängi schlëëesch, schlängesch schlëë, schläng, schlängi schlëëe, schlänge schlëëet, schlänget schlëëe, schlänge
past schläät, schläätti schläättesch schläät, schläätti schläätte schläättet schläätte
imperative affirmative — schlach — — schläänt —

References

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