Verbal Noun: enmys
Gerund:
Participle: enmyssit
Translation:
Periphrastic Forms
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
| Sg.1 | ta mee er n'enmys |
| Sg.2 | ta oo er n'enmys |
| Sg.3m | ta eh er n'enmys |
| Sg.3f | ta ee er n'enmys |
| Pl.1 | ta shin er n'enmys |
| Pl.2 | ta shiu er n'enmys |
| Pl.3 | ta ad er n'enmys |
Pluperfect
| Sg.1 | va mee er n'enmys |
| Sg.2 | va oo er n'enmys |
| Sg.3m | va eh er n'enmys |
| Sg.3f | va ee er n'enmys |
| Pl.1 | va shin er n'enmys |
| Pl.2 | va shiu er n'enmys |
| Pl.3 | va ad er n'enmys |
Preterite
Future
Conditional
Imperative
Synthetic Forms
Present Independent
Present Dependent
Preterite
| Independent | enmys |
| Dependent | enmys |
Future Independent
| Sg.1 | enmysym |
| Sg.2 | enmysee |
| Sg.3m | enmysee |
| Sg.3f | enmysee |
| Pl.1 | enmysmayd |
| Pl.2 | enmysee |
| Pl.3 | enmysee |
Future Dependent
| Sg.1 | n'enmysym |
| Sg.2 | n'enmysee |
| Sg.3m | n'enmysee |
| Sg.3f | n'enmysee |
| Pl.1 | n'enmysmayd |
| Pl.2 | n'enmysee |
| Pl.3 | n'enmysee |
Future Relative
| Sg.1 | enmysym |
| Sg.2 | enmysys |
| Sg.3m | enmysys |
| Sg.3f | enmysys |
| Pl.1 | enmysysmayd |
| Pl.2 | enmysys |
| Pl.3 | enmysys |
Conditional Independent
| Sg.1 | enmysin |
| Sg.2 | enmysagh |
| Sg.3m | enmysagh |
| Sg.3f | enmysagh |
| Pl.1 | enmysagh |
| Pl.2 | enmysagh |
| Pl.3 | enmysagh |
Conditional Dependent
| Sg.1 | n'enmysin |
| Sg.2 | n'enmysagh |
| Sg.3m | n'enmysagh |
| Sg.3f | n'enmysagh |
| Pl.1 | n'enmysagh |
| Pl.2 | n'enmysagh |
| Pl.3 | n'enmysagh |
Verbs conjugated like enmys
caghlaa,
ee,
enmys,
amylt,
accan,
broie,
soo,
snaue,
yndyr,
aggyrts,
arrish,
livrey,
laccal,
freayll,
eeck,
lhie,
ceau,
stroie,
Translations
Etymology
ennym (“name”) + -ys (“(abstract noun suffix)”)
Sample Sentences
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Enmys y lhiannoo shoh. Name this child.
(Miscellaneous sources)
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Enmys dait. Set a date.
(Miscellaneous sources)
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Denmys ad eh Juan y Thummeyder. They christened him John the Dipper.
(Miscellaneous sources)
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Denmys ad eh Juan. They called him John.
(Miscellaneous sources)
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Denmys ad Juan eh. They named him John.
(Miscellaneous sources)