Contionary:dúiōne

Sintsiran

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *dedwóye‎ (be afraid)

Noun

dúiōne (class 0, deponent conjugation, third-person singular present duiúdē, third-person singular perfect dúiot, passive participle dúiō)

1. (intransitive) to become scared
2. (intransitive, perfect tense) to be afraid, be scared, fear

Notes

This verb is used with pas (from) for the item that brings fear to the speaker.

Conjugation

Conjugation of dúiōne (deponent conjugation)
Information					deponent conjugation
indicative					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
passive			present		duiúdā				duiúsē				duiúdē				duiúsmē				duiústē				duiúdōr
			perfect		dúiār				dúios				dúiot				dúiosme				dúioste				dúiūr
			pluperfect		dúiāri				dúiosi				dúioti				dúiosime				dúiosite				dúiūri
			imperfect		duiúdēm				duiúdīs				duiúdīt				duiúdēme				duiúdēte				duiúdīr
			future		duiôsiōm				duiôsius				duiôsiut				duiôsiume				duiôsiute				duiôsiūr
subjunctive					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
passive			present		duiútsem				duiútses				duiútset				duiútseme				duiútsete				duiútsen
			perfect		duiâra				duiârs				duiârt				duiârmes				duiârte				duiârnat
			pluperfect		duiârem				duiâris				duiârit				duiâreme				duiârete				duiâren
			imperfect		duiútsīm				duiútsīs				duiútsīt				duiútsīme				duiútsīte				duiútsīn
imperative					singular												plural
					second informal						second formal						first						second
passive					duiú						duiúrō						duiúme						duiúte
other					infinitives												participles
					passive												passive
					dúiōne												dúiō