Contionary:sôksine

Sintsiran

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European (s)uh₂gʰsḱé- (keep sounding), ultimately from *(s)weh₂gʰ-‎ (sound)

Noun

sôksine (class 8b, conjugation 2, third-person singular present sôksit, third-person singular perfect sōkst)

1. (intransitive) to rustle, swish, whisper

Conjugation

ExpandConjugation of sôksine (2nd conjugation), no passive
Information					2nd conjugation
indicative					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
active			present		sôksia				sôksis				sôksit				sôksios				sôksite				sôksion
			perfect		sôksma				sôkses				sōkst				sôksimes				sôksite				sôksinat
			imperfect		sôksiem				sôksies				sôksiet				sôksieme				sôksiete				sôksien
			future		sōksîōm				sōksîus				sōksîut				sōksîume				sōksîute				sōksîōn
subjunctive					singular												plural
					first				second				third				first				second				third
active			present		sōksiâ				sōksiés				sōksiét				sōksiôs				sōksiéte				sōksiân
			perfect		sōksîm				sōksîs				sōksît				sōksîme				sōksîte				sōksîn
			imperfect		sōksiáiam				sōksiáies				sōksiáiet				sōksiáiame				sōksiáiete				sōksiáian
imperative					singular												plural
					second informal						second formal						first						second
active					sôksie						sôksiō						sôksiōme						sôksiete
other					infinitives												participles
					active												active
					sôksine												sôksind