Maltese verb conjugation
Maltese is a Semitic language derived from late medieval Sicilian Arabic with Romance superstrata. It is spoken by the Maltese people and is the national language of Malta.
Verbs show the Semitic triliteral pattern, in which a verb is conjugated with prefixes, suffixes, and infixes. The two tenses are present and perfect. The Maltese verb system incorporates Romance verbs and adds Maltese suffixes and prefixes to them
Conjugate a Maltese verb
Recently Conjugated Maltese verbs
tqattet, rxoxta, siba, qarad, ssippja, kiseb, nebbet, traddad, felfel, tnewwem, saħħaq, darab, trejjaħ, romol, ddellek, ċenser, għajjeb, tbassas, semma', ntreda’, vvinkla, kerreh, salva, addatta, dab, nħanaq, bbrejkja, ġewweż, nvella, għokos, mantar, bbottja, ħażżeż, ċaftar, żerżaq, tmaqdar, ħażaq, għasleġ, tħama, qatta’, bexxaq, kief, nkines, irrita, xjieħ, qotor, ħemed, tajjan, instiga, inganna,References
- Aquilina, Joseph. Teach yourself Maltese. The English Unversities Press Ltd.. Teach yourself language books. Valetta, 1965.
- Aquilina, Joseph. teach yourself Maltese. Teach yourself language books. The English Unversities Press Ltd.. Valetta, 1965.
