šlahttit
Northern Sami
Etymology
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Verb
šlahttit
- to sleet
Inflection
| Even i-stem, htt-ht gradation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| infinitive | šlahttit | ||
| 1st sing. present | šlahtán | ||
| 1st sing. past | šlahtten | ||
| infinitive | šlahttit | action noun | šlahttin |
| present participle | šlahtti | action inessive | šlahttimin šlahttime |
| past participle | šlahttán | action elative | šlahttimis |
| agent participle | — | action comitative | šlahttimiin |
| abessive | šlahtẹkeahttá | ||
| present indicative | past indicative | imperative | |
| 1st singular | šlahtán | šlahtten | šlahtton |
| 2nd singular | šlahtát | šlahttet | šlahtẹ |
| 3rd singular | šlahttá | šlahtii | šlahttos |
| 1st dual | šlahtte | šlahtiime | šlahttu |
| 2nd dual | šlahttibeahtti | šlahtiide | šlahtti |
| 3rd dual | šlahttiba | šlahtiiga | šlahttoska |
| 1st plural | šlahttit | šlahtiimet | šlahttot šlahttut |
| 2nd plural | šlahttibēhtet | šlahtiidet | šlahttet šlahttit |
| 3rd plural | šlahttet | šlahtte | šlahttoset |
| connegative | šlahtẹ | šlahttán | šlahtẹ |
| conditional 1 | conditional 2 | potential | |
| 1st singular | šlahtášin šlahtášedjen | šlahtálin šlahtáledjen | šlahtežan |
| 2nd singular | šlahtášit šlahtášedjet | šlahtálit šlahtáledjet | šlahtežat |
| 3rd singular | šlahtášii | šlahtálii | šlahteža šlahteš |
| 1st dual | šlahtášeimme | šlahtáleimme | šlahtežetne |
| 2nd dual | šlahtášeidde | šlahtáleidde | šlahtežeahppi |
| 3rd dual | šlahtášeigga | šlahtáleigga | šlahtežeaba |
| 1st plural | šlahtášeimmet | šlahtáleimmet | šlahtežit šlahtežat |
| 2nd plural | šlahtášeiddet | šlahtáleiddet | šlahtežēhpet |
| 3rd plural | šlahtáše šlahtášedje | šlahtále šlahtáledje | šlahtežit |
| connegative | šlahtáše | šlahtále | šlahteš |
Derived terms
- šlahttát
Related terms
- šlahtti
Further reading
- Koponen, Eino; Ruppel, Klaas; Aapala, Kirsti, editors (2002–2008) Álgu database: Etymological database of the Saami languages, Helsinki: Research Institute for the Languages of Finland