Contionary:бӣънтӏ

Guimin

Etymology 1

From Proto-Indo-European *bʰeyh₂ént.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [bˤiˤːn̪ˤt̪ˤʼ]

Verb

бӣънтӏ • (bīˤnt’)

1. to hit, to strike

   masculine plural present perfective indicative

   Ик бирн мэтӏалтиъ киръӣ варжигъ о̄мо̄м тӣцы бӣънтӏ, бушэ̄р я̄рукъе гьу шуӏӯър әхӯм эррэ мәс бәринтӏ нӯъ.

   Ik birn met’altiˤ kirˤī waržiğ ōmōm tīcy bīˤnt’, bušēr jāruqje hu šuʔūˤr äxūm erre mäs bärint’ nūˤ.

   I hit my hand on a metal weight during daily exercise, now I have a cracked cuticle and a weird feeling in my knuckle.

   masculine plural nonpast imperfective indicative

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Etymology 2

From Proto-Indo-European *bʰéyh₂n̥t.

Verb

бӣънтӏ • (bīˤnt’)

1. to hit, to strike

   masculine singular past perfective indicative

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бӣъ "to hit, to strike"

			m		f		n
			sg	pl	sg	pl	sg	pl
inf			бӣъ
pfv	ind	pres	бӣътӏ	бӣънтӏ	бә̄йтӏ	бәентӏ	бы̄ътӏ	бы̄ънтӏ
		pst	бӣънтӏ	бӣънинтӏ	бә̄йнтӏ	бә̄йнинтӏ	бы̄ънтӏ	бы̄ънинтӏ
		prf	бибы̄ътӏ	бибы̄ънтӏ	бибы̄ътӏ	бибы̄ънтӏ	бибы̄ътӏ	бибы̄ънтӏ
		fut	бӣътӏиъ	бӣънтӏиъ	бәетӏиъ	бәянтӏиъ	бы̄ъйтӏиъ	бы̄ънтӏиъ
		pass	бӣътӏә	бӣърә	бә̄йтӏә	бә̄йрә	бы̄ътӏә	бы̄ърә
	imp		бӣътӏуъ	бӣънтӏуъ	бә̄йтӏуъ	бәентӏуъ	бы̄ътӏуъ	бы̄ънтӏуъ
	ptcp	npst	бы̄ънцӏ
		pst	бы̄ънәнцӏ
		pass	бы̄ъмынәс
ipfv	ind	npst	бӣътӏ	бӣънтӏ	бә̄йтӏ	бәентӏ	бы̄ътӏ	бы̄ънтӏ
		pst	ибӣътӏ	ибӣънтӏ	ибә̄йтӏ	ибәентӏ	ибы̄ътӏ	ибы̄ънтӏ
		pass	бӣътӏә	бӣърә	бә̄йтӏә	бә̄йрә	бы̄ътӏә	бы̄ърә
	ptcp	npst	бы̄ънцӏ
		pst	бы̄ънәнцӏ
		pass	бы̄ъмынәс