sallut

Northern Sami

Etymology

From salla +‎ -ut.

Verb

sallut

1. to embrace
2. to measure with outstretched arms
3. to walk with long strides

Inflection

Even u-stem, ll-l gradation
infinitive	sallut
1st sing. present	salun
1st sing. past	sallon
infinitive	sallut	action noun	sallun
present participle	salˈlu	action inessive	sallumin sallume
past participle	sallon	action elative	sallumis
agent participle	—	action comitative	sallumiin
		abessive	salọkeahttá
	present indicative	past indicative	imperative
1st singular	salun	sallon	sallon
2nd singular	salut	sallot	salọ
3rd singular	sallu	salūi	sallos
1st dual	sallo	salūime	salˈlu
2nd dual	sallubeahtti	salūide	salˈlu
3rd dual	salluba	salūiga	salloska
1st plural	sallut	salūimet	sallot salˈlut
2nd plural	sallubēhtet	salūidet	sallot salˈlut
3rd plural	sallot	sallo	salloset
connegative	salọ	sallon	salọ
	conditional 1	conditional 2	potential
1st singular	salošin salošedjen	salolin saloledjen	saložan
2nd singular	salošit salošedjet	salolit saloledjet	saložat
3rd singular	salošii	salolii	saloža saloš
1st dual	salošeimme	saloleimme	saložetne
2nd dual	salošeidde	saloleidde	saložeahppi
3rd dual	salošeigga	saloleigga	saložeaba
1st plural	salošeimmet	saloleimmet	saložit saložat
2nd plural	salošeiddet	saloleiddet	saložēhpet
3rd plural	saloše salošedje	salole saloledje	saložit
connegative	saloše	salole	saloš

Further reading

• Koponen, Eino, Ruppel, Klaas, Aapala, Kirsti, editors (2002–2008), Álgu database: Etymological database of the Saami languages‎^[1], Helsinki: Research Institute for the Languages of Finland