Contionary:tœnnant

Carnian

Etymology

From earlier təknanti, ultimately from Proto-Slavic *tъknǫti. The œ vowel in place of vocalised yer is likely due to analogy with imperfective tœcat.

Pronunciation

• IPA: [tɜnːânt]
  • (1sg present indicative) IPA: [tɜ̌nːɛm]

Verb

tœnnant pf (imperfective tœcat)

1. (transitive) to touch

   Tœnnai travà ― Touch grass

Conjugation

Infinitive		tœnnant
Participles	Past	tœnnau
	Active	-
	Passive	tœnnen
Gerund		tœnnenie
		Singular			Plural
		1st	2nd	3rd	1st	2nd	3rd
Indicative	Present	tœnnem	tœnneṡ	tœnne	tœnneme	tœnnete	tœnnan
	Past	jem tœnnau	jes tœnnau	je tœnnau	jesme tœnnau	jeste tœnnau	san tœnnau
	Future	bam tœnnau	baṡ tœnnau	ba tœnnau	bame tœnnau	baste tœnnau	badan tœnnau
Imperative		-	tœnni	(hai tœnne)	tœnnime	tœnnite	(hai tœnnan)
Conditional		bim tœnnau	biṡ tœnnau	bi tœnnau	bime tœnnau	biste tœnnau	bi tœnnau

Derived terms

• zatœnnant (“to get stuck”)