ħaseb

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Maltese

Etymology

From Arabic حَسَِبَ (ḥasaba, ḥasiba, to calculate, reckon, consider). The normal Arabic root for “thinking”, ف ك ر (f-k-r), is associated with “remembering” in Maltese.

Pronunciation

Verb

ħaseb (imperfect jaħseb)

  1. to think
    Taħseb li jħobbni?
    Do you think he loves me?
    Ma ħsibtx se jaslu.
    I did’t think they would arrive.
    Naħsbu wisq fuq il-futur.
    We think too much about the future.

Conjugation

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