Infinitive: karout; karet
Action Form: bezañ o karout
En Ur Form: en ur garout
Past Participle: karet
Dialects
- ⁴ Tregerieg
- ¹ Goelo
- ² Gwenedeg (short)
- ³ Gwenedeg (long)
Indicative
Present
| Sg.1 | karan |
| Sg.2 | karez |
| Sg.3 | kar |
| Pl.1 | karomp |
| Pl.2 | karit |
| Pl.3 | karont |
| Imp. | karer |
Imperfect
| Sg.1 | karen |
| Sg.2 | kares |
| Sg.3 | kare |
| Pl.1 | karemp |
| Pl.2 | karec'h |
| Pl.3 | karent |
| Imp. | kared |
Definite past
| Sg.1 | karis |
| Sg.2 | karjout |
| Sg.3 | karas |
| Pl.1 | karjomp |
| Pl.2 | karjoc'h |
| Pl.3 | karjont |
| Imp. | karjod |
Future
| Sg.1 | karin |
| Sg.2 | kari |
| Sg.3 | karo |
| Pl.1 | karimp; karfomp⁴ |
| Pl.2 | karot; karoc'h; karfet⁴ |
| Pl.3 | karint; karfont⁴ |
| Imp. | karor; karfer⁴ |
Future, short
Future, long
Indicative
Localization, Present
Localization, Past
Habitual, Present
Habitual, Past
Conditional
Potential, Conditional
| Sg.1 | karfen; karhen¹²; karehen³; karahen³ |
| Sg.2 | karfes; karhes¹²; karehes³; karahes³ |
| Sg.3 | karfe; karhe¹²; karehe³; karahe³ |
| Pl.1 | karfemp; karhemp¹²; karehemp³; karahemp³ |
| Pl.2 | karfec'h; karhec'h¹²; karehec'h³; karahec'h³ |
| Pl.3 | karfent; karhent¹²; karehent³; karahent³ |
| Imp. | karfed; karhed¹²; karehed³; karahed³ |
Unreal Conditional
| Sg.1 | karjen |
| Sg.2 | karjes |
| Sg.3 | karje |
| Pl.1 | karjemp |
| Pl.2 | karjec'h |
| Pl.3 | karjent |
| Imp. | karjed |
Conditional, short
Conditional, long
Imperative
Affirmative
| Sg.2 | kar |
| Sg.3 | karet |
| Pl.1 | karomp |
| Pl.2 | karit |
| Pl.3 | karent |
Negative
| Sg.2 | na gar ket |
| Sg.3 | na garet ket |
| Pl.1 | na garomp ket |
| Pl.2 | na garit ket |
| Pl.3 | na garent ket |
Verbs conjugated like karout
abafañ,
abafiñ,
abaisañ,
abandoniñ,
abardaeziñ,
abechiñ,
abegal,
abegiñ,
abegout,
abekiñ,
aberzhañ,
aberzhiñ,
abeuvriñ,
abeziñ,
abilañ,
abilat,
abilhañ,
abilidañ,
abilitañ,
abimañ, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology
From Middle Breton carat (recorded in the Catholicon), from Proto-Brythonic *karɨd, from Proto-Celtic *kareti (“to love”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *keh₂- (“to desire, wish”). Cognate with Cornish kara and Welsh caru. See: Middle Breton 'carat', Cornish '
kara', Welsh '
caru'.
Verbs referencing "karout"
Cornish
kara.
Sample Sentences
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Da garout a ran. (I love you.)