Infinitives
| Infinitive I | repidäk |
| Infinitive II | repide |
Supine
repimä
Verbal Noun
repiminen
Participles
| Active Present | repibä |
| Passive Present | repidäpä; rebittäpä |
| Active Past | repinüt |
| Passive Past | repidü; rebittü |
Indicative
Present
| Sg.1 | rebin |
| Sg.2 | rebit |
| Sg.3 | repibi; repi |
| Pl.1 | rebikmä |
| Pl.2 | rebiktä |
| Pl.3 | repibät; repi |
Past
| Sg.1 | repejin |
| Sg.2 | repejit |
| Sg.3 | repeji |
| Pl.1 | repejimä |
| Pl.2 | repejitä |
| Pl.3 | repeji |
Present
| Passive | rebiksen; rebit'äksen; repidäpä; rebittäpä |
| Connegative | rebik |
| Passive Connegative | rebiktäk |
Past
| Passive | repidisen; rebittisen; repidü; rebittü |
Imperative
| Sg.2 | rebik |
| Sg.3 | repigäsen |
| Pl.1 | repigätemä |
| Pl.2 | repigätä |
| Pl.3 | repigäsen |
Optative
| Sg.1 | repigon |
| Sg.2 | repigos |
| Sg.3 | repigosen |
| Pl.1 | repigotemä |
| Pl.2 | repigottä |
| Pl.3 | repigosen |
Imperative
| Passive | repidäkähen; rebittäkähen |
| Connegative | repigäk |
| Passive Connegative | repidägäk; rebittägäk |
Optative
| Passive | repidäkohen; rebittäkohen |
| Connegative | repigok |
| Passive Connegative | repidägok; rebittägok |
Conditional I
| Sg.1 | rebikcin |
| Sg.2 | rebikcit |
| Sg.3 | rebikci |
| Pl.1 | rebikcimä |
| Pl.2 | rebikcitä |
| Pl.3 | rebikci |
Conditional II
| Sg.1 | repejicin |
| Sg.2 | repejicit |
| Sg.3 | repejici |
| Pl.1 | repejicimä |
| Pl.2 | repejicidä |
| Pl.3 | repejici |
Conditional I
| Passive | repidäkcihen; rebit'äkcihen |
| Connegative | rebikcik |
| Passive Connegative | repidäkcik; rebit'äkcik |
Conditional II
| Passive | repidicihen; rebitticihen |
| Connegative | repejicik |
| Passive Connegative | repidicik; rebitticik |
Potential
| Sg.1 | repinen |
| Sg.2 | repinet |
| Sg.3 | repini |
| Pl.1 | repinemä |
| Pl.2 | repinetä |
| Pl.3 | repini |
Potential
| Passive | repidänehen; rebittänehen |
| Connegative | repinek |
| Passive Connegative | repidänek; rebittänek |
Etymology
Cognate with Proto-Samic *rëpëtēk. Possibly onomatopoeic. Words with a similar sound are also found in other languages, such as Proto-Indo-European *h₁reyp- and Hungarian reped. According to Hakulinen & Junttila (2022), possibly borrowed from Baltic (compare Lithuanian rė́pti).
Sample Sentences