amintu

Aromanian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [aˈmin.tu]

Etymology 1

Probably from Late Latin augmentō, from Latin augmentum.

Alternative forms

• amindu

Verb

amintu first-singular present indicative (past participle amintatã)

1. to earn, gain
2. to win

Conjugation

    conjugation of amintu

long infinitive amintari, amintare gerund amintanda past participle amintatã number singular plural person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person indicative io/mini/mine tu/tini/tine nãs/nãsu, nãsã/nãsa, el/elu, ea noi voi nãsh/nãshi, nãsi/nãse, elj, eali/eale present amintu amintsã, amints amintã amintãm, amintãmu amintats, amintatsã, amintatsi amintã imperfect amintam amintai aminta amintam amintats, amintatsi aminta simple perfect amintai amintash, amintashi amintã amintãm amintat amintarã conditional io/mini/mine tu/tini/tine nãs/nãsu, nãsã/nãsa, el/elu, ea noi voi nãsh/nãshi, nãsi/nãse, elj, eali/eale present s-amintarim s-amintari, s-amintarishi s-amintari, s-amintare s-amintarim s-amintarit s-amintari, s-amintare imperative — tu/tini/tine — — voi — present amintã amintats, amintatsã, amintatsi

Subjunctive note: The present subjunctive is the same as the indicative but preceded by s-.

Synonyms

• (earn, gain): anchirdãsescu

Related terms

• amintari / amintare
• amintat
• amintatic

Etymology 2

Verb

amintu first-singular present indicative (past participle amintatã)

1. (reflexive, mi-amintu) to be born

Synonyms

• (mi-) nascu

Related terms

• amintari / amintare
• amintat

See also

• nfãshedzu, nfash