darīt – Latvian verb conjugation

Latvian verb forms of darīt

Nominal Forms

Infinitivedarīt
Negative Infinitivenedarīt
Verbal Noundarīšana

Indicative

Present

Sg.1daru
Sg.2dari
Sg.3dara
Pl.1darām
Pl.2darāt
Pl.3dara

Past

Sg.1darīju
Sg.2darīji
Sg.3darīja
Pl.1darījām
Pl.2darījāt
Pl.3darīja

Future

Sg.1darīšu
Sg.2darīsi
Sg.3darīs
Pl.1darīsim
Pl.2darīsit
Pl.3darīs

Imperative

Sg.2dari
Sg.3lai dara
Pl.1darīsim
Pl.2dariet
Pl.3lai dara

Conditional

Presentdarītu
Pastbūtu darījis

Renarrative

Presentdarot
Pastesot darījis
Futuredarīšot
Imperativelai darot

Debitive

Indicativebūt jādara
Conjunctive 1esot jādara
Conjunctive 2jādarot

Participles

Present Active 1darošs
Present Active 2darīdams
Present Active 3darot
Present Active 4darām
Past Activedarījis
Present Passivedarāms
Past Passivedarīts

Verbs conjugated like darīt

skatīt, izdarīt, uzvārīt, apmainīt, atstāstīt, skaitīt, skūpstīt, izskatīt, dalīt, darīt, lasīt, manīt, tīrīt, mānīt, mācīt, lāpīt, zīdīt, solīt, vārīt, klausīt, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Etymology

1. Originally the iterative counterpart of an earlier verb *dert (“to tear, to split”), from Proto-Baltic *der-, from Proto-Indo-European *der- (“to split, to tear, to peel”).
2. The meaning evolved as follows: “to tear, to split” > “to cut, to chop (wood)” (cf. the derived form darināt kokus “to pear, to cut (branches) off (a tree)”) > “to make by cutting (e.g., like a carpenter)” > “to make, to do.” Cognates include Lithuanian darýti (“to do, to make”).

Verbs referencing "darīt"

Lithuanian daryti.

Translations

  • make, to construct