kantēr

Emilian

Etymology

From Latin cantāre, present active infinitive of cantō, frequentative of canō, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *keh₂n-.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /kanˈtɛːr/

Verb

kantēr

(intransitive) to sing.
(transitive) to perform a particular song.

Conjugation

Conjugation of kantēr

participle					singular		plural
infinitive			kantēr
auxiliary			avêr
			masculine		kantē		kantē
			feminine		kantēda		kantēdi
person	singular				plural
	first	second	third		first	second	third
	first	second	masculine	feminine	first	second	masculine	feminine
indicative	mè	té	ló	lê	nuētär	vuētär	lôr	lôr
present	a kānt	et kānt	al kānta	la kānta	a kantám	a kantē	i kānten	el kānten
imperfect	a kantēva	et kantēv	al kantēva	la kantēva	a kantēven	a kantēvi	i kantēven	el kantēven
future	a kantarò	et kantarē	al kantarà	la kantarà	a kantarám	a kantarî	i kantarān	el kantarān
subjunctive	kä mè	kä té	kä ló	kä lê	kä nuētär	kä vuētär	kä lôr	kä lôr
present	a kānta	et kānt	al kānta	la kānta	a kantáma	a kantēdi	i kānten	el kānten
imperfect	a kantésa	et kantésa	al kantésa	la kantésa	a kantésen	a kantési	i kantésen	el kantésen
conditional	mè	té	ló	lê	nuētär	vuētär	lôr	lôr
present	a kantarév	et kantarés	al kantarév	la kantarév	a kantaréven	a kantarési	i kantaréven	el kantaréven
imperative	–	(té)	–	–	(nuētär)	(vuētär)	–	–
imperative	—	kānta	—	—	kantám	kantē	—	—

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