Contionary:het

Knašta

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-Korinthic *hətʰ.

Pronunciation

(Knašta) IPA: /hɛt/

Verb

het

1. to stop

   Íl sen-het parlenska-link jéra.

   He stopped talking yesterday.

Inflection

Het is a -va verb.

Conjugation of het

Tense	1st singular	2nd singular	3rd singular	1st plural	2nd plural	3rd plural
Present	Joj het	Vošní hetva	Íl, Èl, Lot het	Nærsk het	Vošnísin hetva	Lotsen het
Past	Joj sen-het	Vošní sen-hetva	Íl, Èl, Lot sen-het	Nærsk sen-het	Vošnísin sen-hetva	Lotsen sen-het
Perfect	Joj són-het	Vošní són-hetva	Íl, Èl, Lot són-het	Nærsk són-het	Vošnísin són-hetva	Lotsen són-het
Future	Joj til-het	Vošní til-hetva	Íl, Èl, Lot til-het	Nærsk til-het	Vošnísin til-hetva	Lotsen til-het
Present Progressive	Joj het-link	Vošní hetva-link	Íl, Èl, Lot het-link	Nærsk het-link	Vošnísin hetva-link	Lotsen het-link

Het has a regular implied agent form.

Implied Agent Form of het

1st singular	2nd singular	Lot	1st plural	2nd plural	3rd plural
hetkatsí	hetva	het	hetkatsa	hetvatsa	hetkalí

Kombiez

Etymology

From Dutch het.

Pronunciation

(Kombiez) IPA: /hɛt/

Article

het

1. the

   Het groeynd ǯis vet.

   The ground is wet.

SamSkandinavisk

Etymology

ON heitr f. PG *haitaz Compare Danish hed, Norwegian/Swedish het, Icelandic/Faeroese heitur

Pronunciation

(SamSkandinavisk) IPA: /heːt/

Adjective

1. hot, torrid, ardent

Inflection

Neuter indefinite = het. Definite and plural = hete. Comparative = hetere. Indefinite Superlative = hetest. Plural and Definite Superlative = heteste.

Synonyms

varm, skarp, ivrig

Derived terms

hete