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-dit
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Appendix:Variations of "dit"
Latin
Pronunciation
-dit
la -dit
Verb
la verb form
la -dō 3 s pres act ind
Northern Sami
Pronunciation
dit
Etymology 1
From se smi-pro *-tētēk, from se urj-pro *-ta-. Cognates include fi -taa.
Suffix
se suffix verb-forming suffixes
Forms causative verbs.
se nohkkat to fall asleep nohkkadit to put to sleep
Forms momentane verbs.
se čolgat to spit čolgadit to spit once
Usage notes
s
Inflection
-d
Derived terms
se
Etymology 2
From se smi-pro *-ntētēk. Cognate with fi -ntaa.
Suffix
se suffix verb-forming suffixes
Forms causative verbs from adjectives.
se buorrẹ good buoridit to make better
Usage notes
w
Inflection
-d
Derived terms
se
Etymology 3
From se smi-pro *-ntëtēk.
Suffix
se suffix verb-forming suffixes
Forms reflexive or reciprocal verbs.
se bassat to wash basadit to wash oneself
se dovdat to know dovddadit to know each other
Forms verbs indicating an ongoing action.
se čuožžut to stand čuččodit to be standing
se lohkat to read logadit to be reading
Forms verbs indicating an attempt at something.
se oažžut to obtain oččodit to try to obtain
se rihpat to wrench ribadit to try to wrench
Usage notes
w
Inflection
-d
Derived terms
se