reiñ – Breton verb conjugation

Breton verb forms of reiñ

Infinitive: reiñ; roiñ
Action Form: bezañ o reiñ
En Ur Form: en ur reiñ
Past Participle: roet

Dialects

  • ⁴ Tregerieg

Indicative

Present

Sg.1roan
Sg.2roez
Sg.3ro
Pl.1roomp
Pl.2roit
Pl.3roont
Imp.roer

Imperfect

Sg.1roen
Sg.2roes
Sg.3roe
Pl.1roemp
Pl.2roec'h
Pl.3roent
Imp.roed

Definite past

Sg.1rois
Sg.2rojout
Sg.3roas
Pl.1rojomp
Pl.2rojoc'h
Pl.3rojont
Imp.rojod

Future

Sg.1roin
Sg.2roi
Sg.3roo; roy
Pl.1roimp; rofomp⁴
Pl.2root; rooc'h; rofet⁴
Pl.3roint; rofont⁴
Imp.roor; rofer⁴

Future, short

Future, long

Indicative

Localization, Present

Localization, Past

Habitual, Present

Habitual, Past

Conditional

Potential, Conditional

Sg.1rofen
Sg.2rofes
Sg.3rofe
Pl.1rofemp
Pl.2rofec'h
Pl.3rofent
Imp.rofed

Unreal Conditional

Sg.1rojen
Sg.2rojes
Sg.3roje
Pl.1rojemp
Pl.2rojec'h
Pl.3rojent
Imp.rojed

Conditional, short

Conditional, long

Imperative

Affirmative

Sg.2ro
Sg.3roet
Pl.1roomp
Pl.2roit
Pl.3roent

Negative

Sg.2na ro ket
Sg.3na roet ket
Pl.1na roomp ket
Pl.2na roit ket
Pl.3na roent ket

Translations

  • give, transfer the possession of something to someone else
  • Etymology

    From Middle Breton reiff, Proto-Brythonic *rroɣid (compare Cornish ri (“to give”), Welsh rhoi (“to give”)), from Proto-Celtic *rogīti (“to extend forward”) (compare Old Irish rogaid (“to extend”)), from Proto-Indo-European *h₃roǵéyeti (“to straighten”). See: Middle Breton 'reiff', Cornish 'ri', Welsh 'rhoi', Old Irish 'rogaid', Proto-Indo-European '*h₃roǵéyeti'.

    Verbs referencing "reiñ"

    Cornish ri, Welsh rhoi.

    Sample Sentences