DARE

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: DARE
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: I
Meaning: give

Comments

Only the present indicative, the present subjective, the imperative, and the past participle of this irregular verb are given in the source. The rest of the paradigm is said to be regularly formed with the stem d- / da-.

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: ˈda
Gerund

non-finite: ˈdaŋdu
Past Participle

non-finite: ˈdɛːtu
Imperative

2SG: ˈdanni

1PL: ˈdemu

2PL: ˈdɛː
Present Indicative

1SG: ˈdagu

2SG: ˈdɛː

3SG: ˈda

1PL: ˈdemu

2PL: ˈdɛː

3PL: ˈdaŋ
Present Subjunctive

1SG: ˈdage

2SG: ˈdagi

3SG: ˈdage

1PL: ˈdemu

2PL: ˈdɛː

3PL: ˈdagaŋ
Imperfect Indicative

1SG: ˈdaːva

2SG: ˈdaːvi

3SG: ˈdaːva

1PL: ˈdaːvimu

2PL: ˈdaːvi

3PL: ˈdaːvaŋ
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative - No Form
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive

1SG: ˈdese

2SG: ˈdeʃi

3SG: ˈdese

1PL: ˈdeʃimus

2PL: ˈdeʃi

3PL: ˈdesaŋ
Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive - No Form
Preterite - No Form
Romance Future

1SG: daˈjɔ

2SG: daˈjɛː

3SG: daˈjaː

1PL: daˈjeːmu

2PL: daˈjej

3PL: daˈjaŋ
Romance Conditional

1SG: daˈjejva

2SG: daˈjejvi

3SG: daˈjejva

1PL: daˈjejvimu

2PL: daˈjejvi

3PL: daˈjejvaŋ