manitada

Veps

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian манить (manitʹ).

Verb

manitada

  1. to deceive, to trick
  2. to cheat, to swindle
  3. to betray

Inflection

Inflection
1st infinitive manitada
present indic. manitab
past indic. maniti
present
indicative
past
indicative
imperative
1st singular manitan manitin
2nd singular manitad manitid manita
3rd singular manitab maniti ?
1st plural manitam manitim manitagam
2nd plural manitat manitit manitagat
3rd plural manitadas
manitaba
manitiba ?
sing. conneg.1 manita manitand manita
plur. conneg. manitagoi manitanugoi manitagoi
present
conditional
past
conditional
potential
1st singular manitaižin manitanuižin manitanen
2nd singular manitaižid manitanuižid manitaned
3rd singular manitaiži manitanuiži manitaneb
1st plural manitaižim manitanuižim manitanem
2nd plural manitaižit manitanuižit manitanet
3rd plural manitaižiba manitanuižiba manitaneba
connegative manitaiži manitanuiži manitane
non-finite forms
1st infinitive manitada
2nd infinitive 3rd infinitive
inessive manitades inessive manitamas
instructive manitaden illative ?
participles elative manitamaspäi
present active manitai adessive manitamal
past active manitanu abessive manitamat
past passive manitadud

Derived terms

  • manitai

References

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