Contionary:sēpīhan

Aeranir

Etymology

From Proto-Iscaric *sēpjeɣām, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *sehp-.

Pronunciation

• (Classical, c. 1900 BCA) IPA: /seːˈpiːɦaːn/ [s̠eˑˈpiːʕãˑ]
• (Late, c. 1300 BCA) IPA: /seːˈpiːɦaːn/ [s̠eˈpia]

Verb

sēpīhan (intransitive; indicative sēpīs, potential sēpitās, desiderative sēperis, perfective sēpīvis)

1. to cut, rip, tear, crush, or smash into pieces with jagged edges
2. to crush, to crunch, to smash into pieces with the flat edge of a knife
3. to break a bone; honorin saephan
4. to sever ties or bonds in an inimical or hostile way
5. to defeat, to suppress
6. to shatter, to crack, to break apart

   sēpīve

   break-PFV-E.3SG

   imprin

   firework-ACC.SG

   ficinnō

   make-GER-DAT

   caenun

   seat-ACC.SG

   sēpīve imprin ficinnō caenun

   break-PFV-E.3SG firework-ACC.SG make-GER-DAT seat-ACC.SG

   'They broke apart the chair to make firewood'