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Contionary:tug
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Daùnare
Pronunciation
(Daùnare) IPA: /tug/
Verb
tug
- (intransitive, primary voice) there is – non-volitional existential verb
- Harnu tugut.
- There is a way.
- Harnu tugut.
- (intransitive, middle voice) there is – volitional existential verb
- Distan tegut.
- There is a man.
- Distan tegut.
- (transitive, primary voice) bring
- Disnas kunen tugut.
- The man brings a dog.
- Disnas kunen tugut.
- (transitive, middle voice) get, receive – with (optional) ablative object to indicate donor
- Disni kunen tegutasat.
- The woman was getting a dog.
- Disni kunen disnal tegut.
- The woman gets a dog from the man.
- Disni kunen tegutasat.
- (ditransitive, primary voice) give – with dative object
- Kunen disnimi tugubo.
- I gave the woman a dog.
- Kunen disnimi tugubo.
- (ditransitive, primary voice) take – with ablative object
- Sas kunene plastē tugusata.
- He used to take children's dogs.
- Sas kunene plastē tugusata.
- (tritransitive, primary voice) give & take – from one to another
- Kunen disnimi plastel tugumi.
- The two of us will give the woman the dog taken from the child.
- Kunen disnimi plastel tugumi.
Usage notes
For an in-depth discussion of this verb, see Daùnare § The verb tug.
Inflection
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Conjugation of tug (defective epenthetic u-class)
Derived terms
Niemish
Pronunciation
- IPA: /tuːg/
Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *tugiz.
Noun
¹ túg n.m. mixed stem
- tug, act of pulling
Declension
declension of túg (mm declension) | ||||
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singular | plural | |||
indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
nominative | túg | tógan | túgs | túgias |
genitive | túgs | túges | túge | túgse |
dative | tóg | tógum | túgią | túgę |
Derived terms
- kúritúg ("gravity")