Contionary:hava: Difference between revisions

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#{{lb|jugs|transitive}} to have

#:{{ux|jugs|k''''vu''' <small>(< ęk havu)</small> {{term|fǿða|fǿðu}}|I '''have''' food}}

##{{lb|jugs|transitive}} to hold, keep

###{{lb|jugs|transitive}} to withhold

#{{lb|jugs|transitive|copulative|with temporary qualities}} to be

#:{{ux|jugs|k''''vu''' {{term|sý|sélā}}!|I''''m''' happy!}}

#{{lb|jugs|auxiliary|with supine}} ''used to form the perfect}}''

#:{{ux|jugs|k''''v''''átt|I''''ve''' eaten}}

=====Usage notes=====

When used with an adjective, ''{{term|vaja}}'' expresses permanent qualities, whereas ''{{term|hava}}'' expresses temporary qualities.

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Both ''vaja'' and ''hava'' take a nominative object when used as a copula.

''hava'' is rarely seen in its full form, especially after vowels, you will most often encounter it without the initial ''ha-'', in this form, the ''-v-'' is pronounced as [u] before consonants, as in '' 'vt'' [ut].

''hava'' is rarely seen in its full form, especially after vowels, you will most often encounter it without the initial ''ha-'', in this form, the ''-v-'' is pronounced as [u] before consonants, as in '' 'vt'' [ut]. When shortened like this,'' 'vu'' is often seen as'' 'v' ''before verbs that start with vowels.

=====Inflection=====

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 #{{lb|jugs|transitive}} to have
 #:{{ux|jugs|k''''vu''' <small>(< ęk havu)</small> {{term|fǿða|fǿðu}}|I '''have''' food}}
+##{{lb|jugs|transitive}} to hold, keep
+###{{lb|jugs|transitive}} to withhold
 #{{lb|jugs|transitive|copulative|with temporary qualities}} to be
 #:{{ux|jugs|k''''vu''' {{term|sý|sélā}}!|I''''m''' happy!}}
+#{{lb|jugs|auxiliary|with supine}} ''used to form the perfect}}''
+#:{{ux|jugs|k''''v''''átt|I''''ve''' eaten}}
 =====Usage notes=====
 When used with an adjective, ''{{term|vaja}}'' expresses permanent qualities, whereas ''{{term|hava}}'' expresses temporary qualities.
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 Both ''vaja'' and ''hava'' take a nominative object when used as a copula.
-''hava'' is rarely seen in its full form, especially after vowels, you will most often encounter it without the initial ''ha-'', in this form, the ''-v-'' is pronounced as [u] before consonants, as in '' 'vt'' [ut].
+''hava'' is rarely seen in its full form, especially after vowels, you will most often encounter it without the initial ''ha-'', in this form, the ''-v-'' is pronounced as [u] before consonants, as in '' 'vt'' [ut]. When shortened like this,'' 'vu'' is often seen as'' 'v' ''before verbs that start with vowels.
 =====Inflection=====
 {{Jugsnorsk verbs w|hav}}
 {{Jugsnorsk verbs w|neg=y|'v}}
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