jir – Ladin verb conjugation

Ladin verb forms of jir

Infinitive

jir; jì

Gerund

jian

Auxiliary

avei

Past Participle

jì

Indicative

Present

ieje; jesce
tujes; jesces
el;elaj; jesc
nosjion
vosjieis
ei;elesj; jesc

Imperfect

iejive
tujives
el;elajiva
nosjivan
vosjivais
ei;elesjiva

Future

iejiré
tujiras
el;elajirà
nosjiron
vosjireis
ei;elesjirà

Subjunctive

Present

ieje; jesce
tujes; jesces
el;elaje; jesce
nosjion
vosjieis
ei;elesje; jesce

Imperfect

iejisse
tujisses
el;elajissa
nosjissan
vosjissais
ei;elesjissa

Imperative

Sg.2j; jesc
Pl.1jion
Pl.2jide

Etymology

Inherited from Latin īre. The forms beginning with /v/ derive from corresponding conjugations of Latin vādere. Compare archaic Italian gire. See: Latin 'eo', Latin 'eo', Latin 'vado', Italian 'gire'.

Sample Sentences

  • Jir inant e endó. (To go back and forth.)
  • Jir debel. (To go fast.)
  • Co vèla pa? (How are you doing? (Literally, “How is it going?”))
  • La va miec. (It’s going better. (Literally, “It goes.”))
  • Jir delvers. (It’s going well.)
  • Na mascin che va. (A machine that works.)