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Created page with "==Jugsnorsk== ===Etymology=== Inherited from Varhúsnorsk {{term|ísladd}}, from {{der|jugs|non|ísland}}. Equivalent to {{hús compound|ísj|t1=ice|ladd|t2=land, country}} ===Pronunciation=== {{IPA link|Standard}} /ˈɪi̯.ˌl̥ad/; [ˈɪi̯.ˌl̥ɑd] ===Noun=== {{head|jugs|verb}} #{{lb|jugs|ambitransitive}} to be ##{{lb|jugs|transitive|copulative}} to be ##:{{ux|jugs|k''''é''' sǿ!|I''''m''' happy!}} ##{{lb|jugs|intransitive}} to exist #''used as an auxiliary..." |
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==[[Jugsnorsk]]== | ==[[Jugsnorsk]]== | ||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
Inherited from [[Varhúsnorsk]] {{term| | Inherited from [[Varhúsnorsk]] {{term|vęja}}, from {{der|jugs|non|vera}} (Eastern ''wæʀa''). {{cog|jugs|da|være|is|vera|no|være|sv|vara}} | ||
===Pronunciation=== | ====Alternative forms==== | ||
{{IPA link|Standard}} / | {{term|ǫja}} (''with w- assimilation'') | ||
=== | ====Pronunciation==== | ||
{{IPA link|Standard}} /ˈʋa.jɐ/; [ˈʋɑ.jɐ], [ˈʋɒ.jɐ] | |||
====Verb==== | |||
{{head|jugs|verb}} | {{head|jugs|verb}} | ||
#{{lb|jugs|ambitransitive}} to be | #{{lb|jugs|ambitransitive}} to be | ||
##{{lb|jugs|transitive|copulative}} to be | ##{{lb|jugs|transitive|copulative}} to be | ||
##:{{ux|jugs|k'''' | ##:{{ux|jugs|k''''a''' <small>(< ęk a)</small> sǿ!|I''''m''' happy!}} | ||
##{{lb|jugs|intransitive}} to exist | ##{{lb|jugs|intransitive}} to exist | ||
#''used as an auxiliary to form the future'' | #''used as an auxiliary to form the future'' | ||
#:{{ux|jugs|k'''' | #:{{ux|jugs|k''''a'''vt <small>(< ęk a havt)</small> hýp!|I''''ll''' have a puppy!}} | ||
====Usage notes==== | =====Usage notes===== | ||
When used with an adjective, '' | When used with an adjective, ''vaja'' expresses permanent qualities, whereas ''{{term|hava}}'' expresses temporary qualities. | ||
Both '' | Both ''vaja'' and ''hava'' take a nominative object when used as a copula. | ||
The mediopassive forms are rare or colloquial. | The mediopassive forms are rare or colloquial. | ||
The present indicative forms often appear as '' | The present indicative forms often appear as ''a(j)-'', the active singular present indicative most often appearing as ''a'' | ||
====Inflection==== | |||
{{Jugsnorsk verbs | =====Inflection===== | ||
{{Jugsnorsk verbs s|type=5|lem=véja|m=|vaj|váj|1js=vé|2js=vé}} | |||
[[category:Contionary]] [[category:Jugsnorsk suppletive verbs]] | [[category:Contionary]] [[category:Jugsnorsk suppletive verbs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:04, 24 March 2026
Jugsnorsk
Etymology
Inherited from Varhúsnorsk vęja, from Old Norse vera (Eastern wæʀa). Cognate to Danish være, Icelandic vera, Norwegian være, Swedish vara.
Alternative forms
ǫja (with w- assimilation)
Pronunciation
Verb
vaja
- (transitive, intransitive) to be
- (transitive, copulative) to be
- k'a (< ęk a) sǿ!
- I'm happy!
- (intransitive) to exist
- (transitive, copulative) to be
- used as an auxiliary to form the future
- k'avt (< ęk a havt) hýp!
- I'll have a puppy!
Usage notes
When used with an adjective, vaja expresses permanent qualities, whereas hava expresses temporary qualities.
Both vaja and hava take a nominative object when used as a copula.
The mediopassive forms are rare or colloquial.
The present indicative forms often appear as a(j)-, the active singular present indicative most often appearing as a
Inflection
| non-finites | active | mediopassive | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| infinitive | vaja | vajask | |||
| pr. part. | vajaddi | vajaddisk | |||
| pa. part. | véðj | vétsk | |||
| supine | vét | vétsk | |||
| indicative | present | past | present | past | |
| singular | vaju | váju | vajusk | vájusk | |
| plural | vajū | vájū | vajūsk | vájūsk | |
| subjunctive | present | past | present | past | |
| singular | vaji | váji | vajisk | vájisk | |
| plural | vajī | vájī | vajīsk | vájīsk | |
| imperative | present | present | |||
| singular | vé | vésk | |||
| plural | vajið | vajitsk | |||
Categories:
- Jugsnorsk terms derived from Old Norse
- Jugsnorsk terms with Danish cognates
- Jugsnorsk terms with Icelandic cognates
- Jugsnorsk terms with Norwegian cognates
- Jugsnorsk terms with Swedish cognates
- Contionary
- Jugsnorsk lemmas
- Jugsnorsk verbs
- Jugsnorsk transitive verbs
- Jugsnorsk intransitive verbs
- Jugsnorsk copulative verbs
- Jugsnorsk terms with usage examples
- Jugsnorsk suppletive verbs