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# {{label|carn|intransitive}} to [[wikt:please#English|please]] [''with dative''] | # {{label|carn|intransitive}} to [[wikt:please#English|please]] [''with dative''] | ||
# {{label|carn|[[Carnian#Central|Central]]|[[Carnian#Kvarner|Kvarner]]|preceded by an indirect object}} to [[wikt:like#English|like]] [''with dative''] | # {{label|carn|[[Carnian#Central|Central]]|[[Carnian#Kvarner|Kvarner]]|preceded by an indirect object}} to [[wikt:like#English|like]] [''with dative''] | ||
#: {{syn|carn|volet|radat}} | |||
#: ''Mi '''frija''' tieno pivo.'' ― I '''like''' this beer. | #: ''Mi '''frija''' tieno pivo.'' ― I '''like''' this beer. | ||
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=== Derived terms === | === Derived terms === | ||
* | * {{term|frytel}} ("friend") | ||
[[Category:Contionary]] | [[Category:Contionary]] | ||
Revision as of 14:03, 25 November 2025
Carnian
Alternative forms
- frijar, frijare (Kvarner, Southwestern Central)
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *prijati.
Pronunciation
IPA: [fɾɪjǎt]
Verb
frijat impf (perfective nafrijat)
- (intransitive) to please [with dative]
- (Central, Kvarner, preceded by an indirect object) to like [with dative]
Conjugation
| Infinitive | frijat | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Participles | Past | frijau | |||||
| Active | frijajant | ||||||
| Passive | frijan | ||||||
| Gerund | frijanie | ||||||
| Singular | Plural | ||||||
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | ||
| Indicative | Present | frijam | frijaṡ | frija | frijame | frijate | frijajan |
| Past | jem frijau | jes frijau | je frijau | jesme frijau | jeste frijau | san frijau | |
| Future | bam frijau | baṡ frijau | ba frijau | bame frijau | baste frijau | badan frijau | |
| Imperative | - | frijai | (hai frija) | frijaime | frijaite | (hai frijajan) | |
| Conditional | bim frijau | biṡ frijau | bi frijau | bime frijau | biste frijau | bi frijau | |
Derived terms
- frytel ("friend")