nòghere

Sardinian

Alternative forms

• noghere
• nochere

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *nocere, from Latin nocēre, present active infinitive of noceō (“I hurt”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈnoɡere/, [ˈnɔː.ɣɛ.ɾɛ̆]

Verb

nòghere (Limba Sarda Comuna)

1. to harm, injure
2. to damage

Conjugation

    Conjugation of nòghere

infinitive	nòghere		auxiliary verb		àere
gerund	noghende		past participle		nòghidu
person	singular			plural
	first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	deo	tue	isse/issa	nois	bois	issos/issas
present	nogo	noghes	noghet	noghimus	noghides	noghent
imperfect	noghia	noghias	noghiat	noghìamus	noghiais	noghiant
future	apo a nòghere	as a nòghere	at a nòghere	amus a nòghere	ais a nòghere	ant a nòghere
conditional	deo	tue	isse/issa	nois	bois	issos/issas
present	dia nòghere	dias nòghere	diat nòghere	diamus nòghere	diais nòghere	diant nòghere
subjunctive	che deo	che tue	che isse/issa	che nois	che bois	che issos/issas
present	noga	nogas	nogat	nogamus	nogais	nogant
imperfect	noghere	nogheres	nogheret	nogheremus	noghereis	nogherent
imperative		tue	isse/issa	nois	bois	issos/issas
	—	noghe	nogat	nogamus	noghide	nogant

Derived terms

• noghile
• noghimentu

Related terms

• nogumentu