BATTUERE

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: BATTUERE
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: III
Meaning: beat

Comments

The 1PL and 2PL subjunctive forms are as given in the source. If they are correct they represent a unique distinction between indicative and subjunctive in these cells.The fact that Capidan does not further comment on them makes them doubtful. Elsewhere (1932:168) the subjunctive forms are given as here.

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: ˈbatiri
Gerund - Not given

non-finite:
Past Participle

non-finite: bəˈtut
Imperative

2SG: ˈbati

1PL: ˈbatim

2PL: ˈbatiʦ
Present Indicative

1SG: ˈbat

2SG: ˈbaʦ

3SG: ˈbati

1PL: ˈbatim

2PL: ˈbatiʦ

3PL: ˈbat
Present Subjunctive

1SG: ˈbat

2SG: ˈbaʦ

3SG: ˈbatə

1PL: ˈbatim

2PL: ˈbatiʦ

3PL: ˈbatə
Imperfect Indicative

1SG: bəˈte̯am

2SG: bəˈte̯ai̯

3SG: bəˈte̯a

1PL: bəˈte̯am

2PL: bəˈte̯aʦ

3PL: bəˈte̯au̯
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative - No Form
Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive - No Form
Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive - No Form
Preterite

1SG: bəˈtui̯

2SG: bəˈtuʃ

3SG: bəˈtu

1PL: bəˈtum

2PL: bəˈtut

3PL: bəˈturə
Romance Future - No Form
Romance Conditional - No Form