Contionary:akěš

Esmitan

Etymology

From a- + kěš.

Pronunciation

(Esmitan) IPA: ˈakjeʂ/ [ˈʔacɛʂ]

Noun

akěš (plural akěšy, possessed akěší, plural possessed akěšjá)

1. unemployment

Adjective

akěš

1. unemployed

Declension of akěš

		isolated		compound
		singular	plural	singular	plural
no mood		akěše	akěšej	akěšše	akěššej
certain		enakěše	enakěšej	enakěšše	enakěššej
uncertain		akěši	akěší	akěšese	akěšesej
superlative	no mood	akěšä	akěšäj	akěšase	akěšasej
	certain	enakěšä	enakěšäj	enakěšase	enakěšasej
	uncertain	akěšaj	akěšaji	akěšajse	akěšajsej

Verb

bok

1. to unemploy

Mystana

Etymology

From old Mystana *ākěš, from Esmitan akěš ("unemployment"), from a- (negating prefix) + kěš ("work").

Pronunciation

(Mystana) IPA: /ˈakjeʂ/ [ˈʔacɛʂ]

Noun/Adjective

akěš

1. inability, unable

Declension

Declension of akěš (weak feminine)

	singular	plural
nominative	akěš	akěšam
genitive		akěšim
dative		akěšon
accusative		akěšem
instrumental		akěšyn
vocative		akěšum
locative		akěšem

Possessive Forms

Neuter Possessive Forms of akěš (weak feminine)

	singular	plural
nominative	akěšk	akěšamk
genitive		akěšimk
dative		akěšonk
accusative		akěšemk
instrumental		akěšynk
vocative		akěšumk
locative		akěšemk

Feminine Possessive Forms of akěš (weak feminine)

	singular	plural
nominative	akěšmi	akěšám
genitive		akěším
dative		akěšonm
accusative		akěšém
instrumental		akěšynm
vocative		akěšúm
locative		akěšém

Verb

akěš

1. to be unable

Conjugation

	perfective		imperfective
	past	future	past	present	future
first person	akěšp	akěšk	akěšpas	akěšc	akěškas
second person			akěšpeš	akěšč	akěškeš
third person	akjéš	akěšmak	akěšpiš	akjéš	akěšmas