Contionary:vent

Carnian

Etymology 1

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vęťь.

Pronunciation

• (Standard) IPA: [ʋɛnt]
• (Carinthian) IPA: [ʋɛ̃t]

Adverb

vent

1. more; used to form the comparative degree of adjectives and adverbs

   Tien rœidy cot je vent debel ner jem meaneu ― This orange cat is fatter than I thought.

See also

• nai (“the most”)
• ventz (“bigger”)

Etymology 2

Inherited from Old Carnian veniti ("to come in, to enter"), from Proto-Slavic *vъňьti. By surface analysis, univerbation of ven (“in”) + it (“to go”).

Alternative forms

• venti, veniti (Lower)
• venir, venire (Southwestern Central), (Kvarner)

Pronunciation

• (Standard) IPA: [ʋɛ̌nt]
  • (1sg present indicative) IPA: [ʋɛ̌ndɛm]
• (Carinthian) IPA: [ʋɛ̃̌t]

Verb

vent pf

1. (intransitive) to come

   Jem vensied ke temo biuro ― I came to the office

   Vendi ke nasia vendarna! ― Come to our shop!

Conjugation

Infinitive		vent
Participles	Past	vensied
	Active	-
	Passive	-
Gerund		vendenie
		Singular			Plural
		1st	2nd	3rd	1st	2nd	3rd
Indicative	Present	vendem	vendeṡ	vende	vendeme	vendete	vendan
	Past	jem vensied	jes vensied	je vensied	jesme vensied	jeste vensied	san vensied
	Future	bam vensied	baṡ vensied	ba vensied	bame vensied	baste vensied	badan vensied
Imperative		-	vendi	(hai vende)	vendime	vendite	(hai vendan)
Conditional		bim vensied	biṡ vensied	bi vensied	bime vensied	biste vensied	bi vensied

Related terms

• it (“to go”)
• kent (“to go in”)
• vœit (“to go out”)