balēr
See also: baler
Emilian
Etymology
From Late Latin ballāre, related to Ancient Greek βαλλίζω (ballízō), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *bal- (“to shake; to dance”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /bɐˈlɛːr/
Verb
balēr
- (intransitive) to dance.
- (transitive) to perform a particular dance.
Conjugation
| infinitive | balēr | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| auxiliary | avêr | |||||||
| participle | singular | plural | ||||||
| masculine | balē | balē | ||||||
| feminine | balēda | balēdi | ||||||
| person | singular | plural | ||||||
| first | second | third | first | second | third | |||
| masculine | feminine | masculine | feminine | |||||
| indicative | mè | té | ló | lê | nuētär | vuētär | lôr | lôr |
| present | a bāl | et bāl | al bāla | la bāla | a balám | a balē | i bālen | el bālen |
| imperfect | a balēva | et balēv | al balēva | la balēva | a balēven | a balēvi | i balēven | el balēven |
| future | a balarò | et balarē | al balarà | la balarà | a balarám | a balarî | i balarān | el balarān |
| subjunctive | kä mè | kä té | kä ló | kä lê | kä nuētär | kä vuētär | kä lôr | kä lôr |
| present | a bāla | et bāl | al bāla | la bāla | a baláma | a balēdi | i bālen | el bālen |
| imperfect | a balésa | et balésa | al balésa | la balésa | a balésen | a balési | i balésen | el balésen |
| conditional | mè | té | ló | lê | nuētär | vuētär | lôr | lôr |
| present | a balarév | et balarés | al balarév | la balarév | a balaréven | a balarési | i balaréven | el balaréven |
| imperative | – | (té) | – | – | (nuētär) | (vuētär) | – | – |
| — | bāla | — | — | balám | balē | — | — | |