Infinitive
intcha
Active
Present
| Sg.1 | intcha |
| Sg.2 | intcha |
| Sg.3 | intcha |
| Pl.1 | intcha |
| Pl.2 | intcha |
| Pl.3 | intcha |
Past
| Sg.1 | intchába |
| Sg.2 | intchába |
| Sg.3 | intchába |
| Pl.1 | intchába |
| Pl.2 | intchába |
| Pl.3 | intchába |
Passive
Present
| Sg.1 | intchádu |
| Sg.2 | intchádu |
| Sg.3 | intchádu |
| Pl.1 | intchádu |
| Pl.2 | intchádu |
| Pl.3 | intchádu |
Past
| Sg.1 | intcháda |
| Sg.2 | intcháda |
| Sg.3 | intcháda |
| Pl.1 | intcháda |
| Pl.2 | intcháda |
| Pl.3 | intcháda |
Verbs conjugated like intcha
abensua,
abita,
abiza,
aguenta,
almusa,
anda,
atáka,
azára,
ba,
balsina,
bandofa,
bandona,
barádja,
baskuia,
batuka,
baínha,
benena,
bentia,
berifika,
bira, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology
Inherited from Portuguese inchar. Compare Guinea-Bissau Creole intca. See: Portuguese '
inchar', Portuguese '
inchar', Crioulo, Upper Guinea 'intca'.
Verbs referencing "intcha"
Papiamento
hincha, Crioulo, Upper Guinea intca.