narrere
Latin
Sardinian
Etymology
From Latin narro from Proto-Indo-European *ǵneh₃-.
Verb
narrere
- (verb, Limba Sarda Comuna) tell
Conjugation of narrere
infinitive | narrere | |||||
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gerund | narrende | |||||
past participle | narridu | |||||
person | singular | plural | ||||
first | second | third | first | second | third | |
indicative | (d)eo | tue | isse/issa | nois | bois | issos/issas |
present | narro | narres | narret | narrimus | narrides | narrent |
imperfect | narria | narrias | narriat | narriamus | narriades | narriant |
preterite | narresi | narresti | narresit | narremus | narrezis | narreint |
future | appo a narrere | as a narrere | at a narrere | amus a narrere | azis a narrere | ant a narrere |
present perfect | appo narridu | as narridu | at narridu | amus narridu | azis narridu | ant narridu |
pluperfect | aia narridu | aias narridu | aiat narridu | aiamus narridu | aiazis narridu | aiant narridu |
future perfect | app'aer narridu | as aer narridu | at aer narridu | amus aer narridu | azis aer narridu | ant aer narridu |
conditional | (d)eo | tue | isse/issa | nois | bois | issos/issas |
present | dio narrere | dias narrere | diat narrere | diamus narrere | diazis narrere | diant narrere |
past | dio aer narridu | dias aer narridu | diat aer narridu | diamus aer narridu | diazis aer narridu | diant aer narridu |
subjunctive | (d)eo | tu | isse/issa | nois | bois | issos/issas |
present | narra | narras | narrat | narramus | narrazes | narrant |
imperfect | narrere | narreres | narreret | narreremus | narrerezes | narrerent |
present perfect | appe narridu | appes narridu | appet narridu | appemus narridu | appezis narridu | appent narridu |
pluperfect | aere narridu | aeres narridu | aeret narridu | aeremus narridu | aerezes narridu | aerentnarridu |
imperative | – | tu | isse/issa | nois | bois | issos/issas |
— | narre | narrat | narramus | narride | narrant |
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