Contionary:flutonan

þiudiskon

Etymology

From Old Ravenish 𐍆𐌻𐌿𐍄𐍉𐌽𐌰𐌽, from Proto-Germanic *flutōną, The iterative of *fleïtänän

Pronunciation

IPA: /flu.to.nɑn/

Verb

flutonan

1. to drift (down moving water)
2. (By Extension of 1) to drift (away from something)
3. (By Extension of 2) to grow distant, become unfamiliar
4. (By Extension of 3) to become spiteful
5. (By Extension of 3) to break up (with a partner)

Inflection

[show]declension of flutonan (Weak Class 2)
	Active			Passive
Present Tense	Indicative	Subjunctive	Imperative	Indicative	Subjunctive
1st Singular	fluto	fluton		flutoi	flutou?
2nd Singular	flutosi	flutos	fluto	flutosai	flutosau
3rd Singular	flutoþi	fluto	flutoþau	flutoþai	flutoþau
1st Dual	flutos	flutow
2nd Dual	flutoþiz	flutoþiz	flutoþiz
1st Plural	flutomaz	flutom		flutonþai	flutonþau
2nd Plural	flutoþ	flutoþ	flutoþ	flutonþai	flutonþau
3rd Plural	flutonþi	fluton	flutonþau	flutonþai	flutonþau
Past Tense	Indicative	Subjunctive
1st Singular	flutodon	flutodëëduun
2nd Singular	flutodëëz	flutodëëdiiz
3rd Singular	flutodëë	flutodëëdii
1st Dual	flutodëëduu	flutodëëdiiu
2nd Dual	flutodëëdudiz	flutodëëdiidiz
1st Plural	flutodëëdum	flutodëëduum
2nd Plural	flutodëëdud	flutodëëdiid
3rd Plural	flutodëëdun	flutodëëduun
	Present	Past
Participles	flutondz	flutodaz