Past participle:
Noun from verb:
Verb Classification:
Hyphenation:
Perfect
| Sg.1 | hewdint |
| Sg.2 | hewdint |
| Sg.3m | hewden |
| Sg.3f | hewdnet |
| Pl.1 | hewdinna |
| Pl.2 | hewdintu |
| Pl.3 | hewdnu |
Imperfect
| Sg.1 | nhewden |
| Sg.2 | thewden |
| Sg.3m | jhewden |
| Sg.3f | thewden |
| Pl.1 | nhewdnu |
| Pl.2 | thewdnu |
| Pl.3 | jhewdnu |
Imperative
| Singular | hewden |
| Plural | hewdnu |
Verbs conjugated like hewden
af,
afda,
alza,
amar,
amba,
badbad,
bagħad,
bagħat,
bagħbas,
bagħtar,
baħat,
baħbaħ,
baħnan,
bahrad,
bahraġ,
bakar,
balbal,
balja,
balka,
bambal
Other Quadriliteral Verbs
badbad,
bagħbas,
bagħtar,
baħbaħ,
baħnan,
bahrad,
balbal,
balja,
balka,
bambal,
banda,
bandal,
baqbaq,
barbar,
barqam,
barważ,
basbas,
baskat,
basta,
batbat
Etymology
Perhaps an extended form of Arabic هَوَّدَ (hawwada), which originally means “to make or be gentle, slow, languid” and thence “to murmur, make demonic insinuations” as well as “to make drunk and sleepy”. The Maltese verb apparently has an archaic sense “to go mad, rave”, which can be derived from this as well.
Sample Sentences