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þiudiskon
Etymology
From Old Ravenish 𐍂𐌿𐍄𐌰𐌽𐌰𐌽, from Proto-Germanic *rutāną.
Pronunciation
IPA: //
Verb
rutaanan
- to rot
- (By extension) To give up, lose hope
Inflection
declension of rutaanan (Weak Class 3) | |||||
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Active | Passive | ||||
Present Tense | Indicative | Subjunctive | Imperative | Indicative | Subjunctive |
1st Singular | ruto | rutaun? | rutai? | rutau? | |
2nd Singular | rutaisi | rutaisi? | rutai | rutaasai | rutaisau? |
3rd Singular | rutaiþi | rutai? | rutaaþau | rutaaþai | rutaiþau? |
1st Dual | rutos | rutaiw? | |||
2nd Dual | rutaaþiz | rutaiþiz? | rutaaþiz | ||
1st Plural | rutaamaz | rutaum? | rutaanþai | rutaunþau? | |
2nd Plural | rutaiþ | rutaiþ? | rutaiþ | rutaanþai | rutaunþau? |
3rd Plural | rutaanþi | rutaun? | rutaanþau | rutaanþai | rutaunþau? |
Past Tense | Indicative | Subjunctive | |||
1st Singular | rutadon | rutadëëduun | |||
2nd Singular | rutadëëz | rutadëëdiiz | |||
3rd Singular | rutadëë | rutadëëdii | |||
1st Dual | rutadëëduu | rutadëëdiiw | |||
2nd Dual | rutadëëdudiz | rutadëëdiidiz | |||
1st Plural | rutadëëdum | rutadëëduum | |||
2nd Plural | rutadëëdud | rutadëëdiid | |||
3rd Plural | rutadëëdun | rutadëëduun | |||
Present | Past | ||||
Participles | rutaandz | rutadaz |
Table notes
The unknown forms are based on a comparison to the Strong and Weak 3-j conjugations, which are similar to Weak 3, so I use what I can and reconstruct possible forms, do not take these as full truth, this is the speculation of an amateur linguist, but these seem likely to me.