tyrt
Radestrian
Alternative forms
- pyrt (dialectal, through Riyan influence)
Etymology
From Middle Radestrian tyrt, from Old Radestrian tyrtt, inherited from Proto-Radic *twirrhht, from Proto-Hirdic *twjrə́rkh- (“to burn”), from Proto-Laenkean *tʼwɟŕ̥rkʰ-. Cognate with Riyan pyrkad.
Pronunciation
Verb
tyrt (intransitive, first-person singular non-past tyre, first-person singular past tyrșei, present adverbial participle tyrșevú, past adverbial participle tyrgúl, verbal noun tyrgaș)
- to burn
Conjugation
Conjugation of tyrt (active voice) | |||||||||||||
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infinitive | tyrt /tirt/ |
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connegative | tyrta /ˈtirta/ |
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supine | tyrtúr /ˈtirtuːr/ |
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participle | present | adjectival | tyrșeș /ˈtirʃɛʃ/ |
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adverbial | tyrșevú /ˈtirʃɛvuː/ |
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past | adjectival | tyrgúș /ˈtirɡuːʃ/ |
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adverbial | tyrgúl /ˈtirɡuːl/ |
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verbal noun | tyrgaș /ˈtirɡaʃ/ |
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finite forms | singular | plural | humble | ||||||||||
first | second | third | depersonal | first | second | third | depersonal | second | |||||
informal | formal | inclusive | exclusive | ||||||||||
ú | re | lește | vâs, vara | gjei, gjen, gjeș … | dzun, sted | dzate | sjáște | vír, vara | gjes, gjete, gje, gjen … | sja, lai | |||
simple | imperative | tyra /ˈtira/ |
tyrúș /ˈtiruːʃ/ |
tyruoș /ˈtiruoʃ/ |
tyrovú /ˈtirɔvuː/ |
tyrúr /ˈtiruːr/ |
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indicative | non-past | tyre /ˈtirɛ/ |
tyrș /tirʃ/ |
tyr /tir/ |
tyruos /ˈtiruos/ |
tyruote /tiˈruotɛ/ |
tyrú /ˈtiruː/ |
tyrún /ˈtiruːn/ |
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past | tyrșei /ˈtirʃei/ |
tyrșen /ˈtirʃɛn/ |
tyrșeș /ˈtirʃɛʃ/ |
tyrșe /ˈtirʃɛ/ |
tyrșuos /ˈtirʃuos/ |
tyrșuote /tirˈʃuotɛ/ |
tyrșú /ˈtirʃuː/ |
tyrșún /ˈtirʃuːn/ |
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subjunctive | non-past | tyrai /ˈtirai/ |
tyrá /ˈtiraː/ |
tyraș /ˈtiraʃ/ |
tyra /ˈtira/ |
tyravuos /ˈtiravuos/ |
tyravuote /ˈtiravuotɛ/ |
tyravú /ˈtiravuː/ |
tyravún /ˈtiravuːn/ |
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past | tyrșai /ˈtirʃai/ |
tyrșain /ˈtirʃain/ |
tyrșaiș /ˈtirʃaiʃ/ |
tyrșai /ˈtirʃai/ |
tyrșavuos /ˈtirʃavuos/ |
tyrșavuote /ˈtirʃavuotɛ/ |
tyrșavú /ˈtirʃavuː/ |
tyrșavún /ˈtirʃavuːn/ |
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optative | non-past | tyrúe /tiˈruːɛ/ |
tyrova /ˈtirɔva/ |
tyrúș /ˈtiruːʃ/ |
tyrú /ˈtiruː/ |
tyrovuos /ˈtirɔvuos/ |
tyrovuote /ˈtirɔvuotɛ/ |
tyrovú /ˈtirɔvuː/ |
tyrovún /ˈtirɔvuːn/ |
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past | tyrșevei /ˈtirʃɛvei/ |
tyrșeven /ˈtirʃɛvɛn/ |
tyrșeveș /ˈtirʃɛvɛʃ/ |
tyrșeve /ˈtirʃɛvɛ/ |
tyrșevuos /ˈtirʃɛvuos/ |
tyrșevuote /ˈtirʃɛvuotɛ/ |
tyrșevú /ˈtirʃɛvuː/ |
tyrșevún /ˈtirʃɛvuːn/ |
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habitual | indicative | non-past | tyriè /ˈtiri.ɛ/ |
tyrin /ˈtirin/ |
tyriș /ˈtiriʃ/ |
tyri /ˈtiri/ |
tyrúris /tiˈruːris/ |
tyrúrite /tiˈruːritɛ/ |
tyrúri /tiˈruːri/ |
tyrúrin /tiˈruːrin/ |
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past | tyrșeriè /tirˈʃɛri.ɛ/ |
tyrșerin /ˈtirʃɛrin/ |
tyrșeriș /ˈtirʃɛriʃ/ |
tyrșeri /ˈtirʃɛri/ |
tyrșúris /tirˈʃuːris/ |
tyrșúrite /tirˈʃuːritɛ/ |
tyrșúri /tirˈʃuːri/ |
tyrșúrin /tirˈʃuːrin/ |
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subjunctive | non-past | tyrariè /tiˈrari.ɛ/ |
tyrarin /ˈtirarin/ |
tyrariș /ˈtirariʃ/ |
tyrari /ˈtirari/ |
tyravúris /ˈtiravuːris/ |
tyravúrite /ˈtiravuːritɛ/ |
tyravúri /ˈtiravuːri/ |
tyravúrin /ˈtiravuːrin/ |
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past | tyrșairiè /tirˈʃairi.ɛ/ |
tyrșairin /tirˈʃairin/ |
tyrșairiș /tirˈʃairiʃ/ |
tyrșairi /tirˈʃairi/ |
tyrșavúris /ˈtirʃavuːris/ |
tyrșavúrite /ˈtirʃavuːritɛ/ |
tyrșavúri /ˈtirʃavuːri/ |
tyrșavúrin /ˈtirʃavuːrin/ |
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optative | non-past | tyrúriè /tiˈruːri.ɛ/ |
tyrúrin /tiˈruːrin/ |
tyrúriș /tiˈruːriʃ/ |
tyrúri /tiˈruːri/ |
tyrovúris /ˈtirɔvuːris/ |
tyrovúrite /ˈtirɔvuːritɛ/ |
tyrovúri /ˈtirɔvuːri/ |
tyrovúrin /ˈtirɔvuːrin/ |
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past | tyrșeveriè /tirˈʃɛvɛri.ɛ/ |
tyrșeverin /tirˈʃɛvɛrin/ |
tyrșeveriș /tirˈʃɛvɛriʃ/ |
tyrșeveri /tirˈʃɛvɛri/ |
tyrșevúris /ˈtirʃɛvuːris/ |
tyrșevúrite /ˈtirʃɛvuːritɛ/ |
tyrșevúri /ˈtirʃɛvuːri/ |
tyrșevúrin /ˈtirʃɛvuːrin/ |
Derived terms
- tyrșus (“focus”)
Related terms
- traiș (“dull”)
Translations
Categories:
- Radestrian terms inherited from Middle Radestrian
- Radestrian terms inherited from Old Radestrian
- Radestrian terms inherited from Proto-Radic
- Radestrian terms inherited from Proto-Hirdic
- Radestrian terms inherited from Proto-Laenkean
- Radestrian terms derived from the Proto-Laenkean root *tʼwerkʰ-
- Radestrian terms with Riyan cognates
- Radestrian intransitive verbs
- Radestrian lemmas
- Radestrian verbs
- Radestrian terms with Laefevian translations
- Radestrian terms with Riyan translations
- Radestrian terms with translations