siann

Lusetian

Etymology

From Old Lusetian šǫnnt, inherited from Proto-Radic *šǫnht, from Proto-Hirdic *c̱ɤ̄n-, from Proto-Laenkean *cajn-.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɕə̀n/

Noun

siạnn (stress pattern 1, first-person singular present siạnnu, first-person singular aorist siạniu, present participle siạnni, past participle siạnul)

1. (transitive) to write

   Ū siannu draği.

   I write books.

Conjugation

Conjugation of siann
infinitive		singular			plural
siann		1	2	3
participle	present	sianni
	past	sianul
	passive	sianuc
conditional		sianau	siana	sianai	sianau
indicative	present	siannu	sianna	sianni	siannu
	future	sianriu	sianria	sianri	sianuri
	imperfect	sianiū	sianiun	sianiui	sianiū
	aorist	sianiu	siania	sianì	sianiu
subjunctive
negative forms
infintive		singular			plural
sianta		1	2	3
participle	present	siantai
	past	siantaul
	passive	siantauc
conditional		siantau	siantā	siantai	siantau
indicative	present
	future	siantariu	siantaria	siantari	siantauri
	imperfect	siantūiū	siantūiun	siantūiui	siantūiū
	aorist	siantūiu	siantūia	siantūì	siantūiu
subjunctive		siantaiu	siantaia	siantaì	siantaiu