Contionary:feljan

Enventian

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *fōlijan, cognate to English feel, German fühlen

Pronunciation

• IPA: [ˈfʲu(ː)ɬɑ̃], [-ə̃]

Verb

fjólhan weak

1. to feel (about something) [+ouber dat]

   Hwyso fjólhest jou ouber rjem Angliscé spräke?

   How do you feel about the English language?

2. to find something (a way) [+ acc, jals]

   'Fjólhest' jou Angliscen spräkan jals fägal?

   Do you find the English language beautiful?

3. to feel like [+ näch]

   'Ik fjólhe näch' thär etjan hjodeg.

   I feel like eating there today.

4. (reflexive) to feel (an emotion)

   'Ik fjólhe mik' törige.

   I feel sad.

5. (dated) to feel, sense

Inflection

Conjugation of feljan (weak)
infinitive			(tjó) feljan
present infinitive			fjólhend
passive infinitive			feljan weran
future infinitive			feljan scaweran
gerund			fjólhing
participle			[[Contionary:{{{2}}}|{{{2}}}]]
verbal noun			fjólhang
person		first singular ik	second singular jou	third singular he, sje, hit, zé	plural wé, jall, jwä, hén
indicative	present	fjólhe	fjólhest	fjólher	fjólhen
	past simple	fjólhde	fjólhdest	fjólhder	fjólhden
	past perfect	wäs / habe {{{2}}}	wärs / hast {{{2}}}	wär / har {{{2}}}	wän / haben {{{2}}}
	future simple	scall feljan	scalls feljan	scall feljan	scallen feljan
	future perfect	wer(ne) feljan	wers feljan	wer feljan	wern feljan
	plusquamperfect	wor {{{2}}}	wors {{{2}}}	wor {{{2}}}	worn {{{2}}}
	conditional	scoll feljan	scolls feljan	scoll feljan	scoll feljan
subjunctive	present	fjólhä	fjólhäst	fjólhär	fjólhän
	past	fjólhdä	fjólhdäst	fjólhdär	fjólhdän
imperative			fjólh	fjólhe (zé)	fjólhan

Derived terms

• fjólhang
• outfjólhan
• cófjólhan