Contionary:da

Brooding

Noun

da

Collective subject form of dar.

Carnian

Etymology 1

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *da.

Pronunciation

• (stressed) IPA: [dâː]
• (unstressed) IPA: [dɐ]

Particle

da

1. yes

   Synonym: jà

Conjunction

da

1. that

   Je rec da bi vensied. ― He said that he would come.

Etymology 2

Verb

da

1. third-person singular present of dat

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /da/

Adjective

da

1. done, made

   Past participle of de.

Synonyms

• dita ‘done’
• derta ‘done’

Related Terms

• de ‘to do’
• derte ‘to do’

Adverb (Preposition)

da

1. to, for, towards

Qut

Pronunciation

IPA: /da/

Verb

da (intransitive, non-pluriform, N1 da)

1. to go

Conjugation

Conjugation of da
	Singular		Singular & Plural	Plural
	1sg	2sg	3	1pl excl	1pl incl	2pl
Verbal forms
Realis	pada	roda	uda	tyda	ryda	ru'da
Irrealis	padamo	rodamo	udamo	tydamo	rydamo	ru'damo
Imperative		roda'i				ru'da'i
Non-affirmative realis	pada ira	roda ira	uda ira	tyda ira	ryda ira	ru'da ira
Non-affirmative irrealis	padamo ira	rodamo ira	udamo ira	tydamo ira	rydamo ira	ru'damo ira
Evidentiality moods
Visual	-dayta
Non-Visual	-daupi
Deontic moods
Permissive	-daapu
Obligative	-daruti
Dynamic moods
Ablitive	-dañabu
Volitive	-dakakã