Contionary:faudre

Skylandic

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *falþaną "to fold". Cognate with English fold, Dutch vouwen and German falten. The semantic shift from “fold” to “depart” came about from the Skylandic culture of adventuring. Departing from a location became associated with folding one's tents. Similar to how Latin plicare "to fold" became Romanian pleca "to leave, depart".

Pronunciation

(Standard Fuiebergean) IPA: /fodʁ/
(chiefly Bernstein) IPA: [fo.dʁə]

Noun

faudre (type 2 -re, present faunent, imperfect faunirent, present participle faudant, past participle faudu)

1. to arrive, reach a certain destination.

Conjugations

Tense	Form	IPA f
PRES	faunent	fon
PRESP	faudant	fo.dɑ̃
PRES.SJV	faunne	fon
IMPF	faunirent	fo.niʁ
PP	faudu	fo.dy
IMPF.SJV	faudrions	fo.dʁjɔ̃
FUT	faudront	fo.dʁɔ̃
IMP	faudons	fo.dɔ̃