Contionary:telti

Pomorian

Alternative forms

talti - Eastern dialects

Etymology

From Old Pomorian teltei. From Proto-Balto-Slavic *tel-, (or *stel-). Compare to Proto-Slavic *stьlati (earlier *stilātei - imperfective of *steltei), Old Prussian stallīt (“to stand”), both of which originated from Proto-Balto-Slavic *stíltei. The origin of an initial "s" is unknown. However Old Pomorian also had a word stiltei, which meant “to stand”, hence the word steljā (“ceiling”, Modern Pomorian - stelia), so these could have been different roots rather than two forms of the same root. Despite this fact, most scholars think that the word for ceiling was borrowed from Proto-Slavic and the verb “to stand” - from a West Baltic language.

Pronunciation

/ˈtæ̂ːl.tɪ/

Verb

tẽlti - 1st declension (third-person present tense tilè)

1. to spread

   pavėdame tile internetė - message spreads in the internet

   parlyta vądū arztelė pa stalė - a poured out water has spreaded across the table

2. to stretch out

   Teluo magazinå stalė škėtytų ga. - I stretched the magazine on the table to read it.

   Krojuva kavo tilta bū nå celi dieni vįčė. - the coffee supply was stretched for few days more.

Conjugation

1st conjugation C
Verb forms		singular			dual			plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person	1st person	2nd person	3rd person	1st person	2nd person	3rd person
		az	tu	je/ja/jå	muvi	juvi	jova/jėvi	mū	jū	jie/jo
Indicative	Present	tilå̀	tilèsi	tilè	tilèva	tilèta	tilète	tilemà	tiletè	tilą͂
	Past	tẽluo	tẽlei	tẽlė	telė͂vė	telė͂ta	telė͂te	tẽlome	tẽlėte	tẽlę
Imperative		—	telì	(ãti) tìle	telíeva	telíeta	telíete	teliemà	telietè	(ãti) telą͂
Infinitive		tẽlti
Supine		tẽltų

Participles Active Active (short) Passive Present tẽląťe tẽlą tilàme Past tẽlevu tìlą tẽlune Perfective tillù — te Continuous tẽlevušu — telą̃ťu Frequentative teláują — teláute

Participles Active Passive Present adverbial ątau amau Past adverbial uvau anau

Participles Necessitative tilįtìni Conditional tìlęťi