bāter

Emilian

Etymology

From Late Latin battere, variant of Latin battuere (“to beat, hit”), present active infinitive of battuō, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *bʰew- (“to hit, strike”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈbɐːter/

Verb

bāter

(transitive) to strike or hit something.
(transitive) to clap (hands).
(transitive) to thresh.

Conjugation

Conjugation of bāter

participle					singular		plural
infinitive			bāter
auxiliary			avêr
			masculine		batû		batû
			feminine		batûda		batûdi
person	singular				plural
	first	second	third		first	second	third
	first	second	masculine	feminine	first	second	masculine	feminine
indicative	mè	té	ló	lê	nuētär	vuētär	lôr	lôr
present	a bāt	et bāt	al bāt	la bāt	a batám	a batî	i bāten	el bāten
imperfect	a batîva	et batîv	al batîva	la batîva	a batîven	a batîvi	i batîven	el batîven
future	a batrò	et batrē	al batrà	la batrà	a batrám	a batrî	i batrān	el batrān
subjunctive	kä mè	kä té	kä ló	kä lê	kä nuētär	kä vuētär	kä lôr	kä lôr
present	a bāta	et bāt	al bāta	la bāta	a batáma	a batîdi	i bāten	el bāten
imperfect	a batésa	et batésa	al batésa	la batésa	a batésen	a batési	i batésen	el batésen
conditional	mè	té	ló	lê	nuētär	vuētär	lôr	lôr
present	a batrév	et batrés	al batrév	la batrév	a batréven	a batrési	i batréven	el batréven
imperative	–	(té)	–	–	(nuētär)	(vuētär)	–	–
imperative	—	bāta	—	—	batám	batî	—	—

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