նօթճեմ – Classical Armenian verb conjugation

Classical Armenian verb forms of նօթճեմ

Indicative

Past Perfective

1st sing.նօթճեցի
2nd sing.նօթճեցեր
3rd sing.նօթճեաց
1st plur.նօթճեցաք
2nd plur.նօթճեցէք; նօթճեցիք
3rd plur.նօթճեցին

Past Perfective

1st sing.not`chets`i
2nd sing.not`chets`er
3rd sing.not`cheats`
1st plur.not`chets`ak`
2nd plur.not`chets`ek`; not`chets`ik`
3rd plur.not`chets`in

Past Imperfective

1st sing.նօթճէի; նօթճեի
2nd sing.նօթճէիր; նօթճեիր
3rd sing.նօթճէր
1st plur.նօթճէաք; նօթճեաք
2nd plur.նօթճէիք; նօթճեիք
3rd plur.նօթճէին; նօթճեին

Past Imperfective

1st sing.not`chei; not`chei
2nd sing.not`cheir; not`cheir
3rd sing.not`cher
1st plur.not`cheak`; not`cheak`
2nd plur.not`cheik`; not`cheik`
3rd plur.not`chein; not`chein

Present

1st sing.նօթճեմ
2nd sing.նօթճես
3rd sing.նօթճէ
1st plur.նօթճեմք
2nd plur.նօթճէք
3rd plur.նօթճեն

Present

1st sing.not`chem
2nd sing.not`ches
3rd sing.not`che
1st plur.not`chemk`
2nd plur.not`chek`
3rd plur.not`chen

Subjunctive

Present

1st sing.նօթճիցեմ
2nd sing.նօթճիցես
3rd sing.նօթճիցէ
1st plur.նօթճիցեմք
2nd plur.նօթճիցէք
3rd plur.նօթճիցեն

Present

1st sing.not`chits`em
2nd sing.not`chits`es
3rd sing.not`chits`e
1st plur.not`chits`emk`
2nd plur.not`chits`ek`
3rd plur.not`chits`en

Past Perfective

1st sing.նօթճեցից
2nd sing.նօթճեսցես
3rd sing.նօթճեսցէ
1st plur.նօթճեսցուք
2nd plur.նօթճեսջիք
3rd plur.նօթճեսցեն

Past Perfective

1st sing.not`chets`its`
2nd sing.not`chests`es
3rd sing.not`chests`e
1st plur.not`chests`owk`
2nd plur.not`chesjik`
3rd plur.not`chests`en

Imperative

Affirmative

2nd sing.նօթճեա՛
2nd plur.նօթճեցէ՛ք

Affirmative

2nd sing.not`chea'
2nd plur.not`chets`e'k`

Negative

2nd sing.մի՛ նօթճեր
2nd plur.մի՛ նօթճէք

Negative

2nd sing.mi' not`cher
2nd plur.mi' not`chek`

Optative

2nd sing.նօթճեսջի՛ր
2nd plur.նօթճեսջի՛ք
2nd sing.not`chesji'r
2nd plur.not`chesji'k`

Etymology

The original spelling is նաւթճեմ (nawtʻčem), from *նաւթաճ (*nawtʻač, “messenger, herald”), from Middle Iranian *nāvtā̆č (“messenger, herald”), from Iranian *nāv(a)tā̆c-. The first part is from *nāv(a)- or *nāvi- (“word, new”), from *nā̆v- (“to yell, to praise, to proclaim”); compare Sanskrit नौति (nauti, “to sound, shout, exult; to praise, commend”), Persian ناویدن (nâvidan, “to lament, complain”) and Latin nūntius. The second part is from *tak- (“to flow, to move”). See: Sanskrit 'नौति'.

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