Contionary:marša

Knašta

Etymology

From French marcher (to walk), see Knašta/Knašticization of Foreign Words. Sense of functioning properly also from French.

Pronunciation

(Knašta) IPA: /marʃa/

Verb

marša

1. to walk, to march

   Íl marša-link onas sé růt.

   He is walking on the road.

2. to function properly (i.e. to work)

   Lot ní marša.

   It doesn't work.

Inflection

Marša is a -va verb.

Conjugation of marša

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

Marša has a regular implied agent form.

Implied Agent Form of marša

1st singular	2nd singular	Lot	1st plural	2nd plural	3rd plural
maršakatsí	maršava	marša	maršakatsa	maršavatsa	maršakalí