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Created page with "==Skundavisk== ===Etymology=== From for- + skeuven. ===Pronunciation=== * IPA: /ɸɔʃəʊβən/ ===Verb=== '''forskeuven''' (''class 2 strong, third-person singular simple present'' '''forskieft''', ''past tense'' '''forskoof''', ''past participle'' '''forskoven''', ''past subjunctive'' '''forskøve''', ''auxiliary'' '''haven''') # to shift, move #:''Ðe hooghdietsken munþærde '''forskooven''' manige stø..."
 
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# to shift, move
# to shift, move
#:''Ðe hooghdietsken munþærde '''forskooven''' manige støpige midklingers to wrijvigen.''
#: ''Ðe hooghdietsken munþærde '''forskooven''' manige støpige midklingers to wrijvigen.''
#:: ''The High German dialects '''shifted''' many plosive consonants to fricatives.''
#:: ''The High German dialects '''shifted''' many plosive consonants to fricatives.''



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Skundavisk

Etymology

From for- + skeuven.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ɸɔʃəʊβən/

Verb

forskeuven (class 2 strong, third-person singular simple present forskieft, past tense forskoof, past participle forskoven, past subjunctive forskøve, auxiliary haven)

  1. to shift, move
    Ðe hooghdietsken munþærde forskooven manige støpige midklingers to wrijvigen.
    The High German dialects shifted many plosive consonants to fricatives.


Inflection

infinitive forskeuven
present participle forskeuvend
past participle forskoven
auxiliary haven
indicative subjunctive
present ik forskeuve wi forskeuven ik forskeuve wi forskeuven
ðou forskiefst ji forskeuft ðou forskiefst ji forskeuft
hi, si, hit forskieft si, Si forskeuven hi, si, hit forskeuve si, Si forskeuven
preterit ik forskoof wi forskooven ik forskøve wi forskøven
ðou forskoofst ji forskooft ðou forskøvest ji forskøvet
hi, si, hit forskoof si, Si forskooven hi, si, hit forskøve si, Si forskøven
imperative forskeuf forskeuft (ji)

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