suođđâđ

Inari Sami

Etymology

From Proto-Samic *suoδëtēk.

Verb

suođđâđ

  1. to not be airtight

Inflection
Even â-stem, đ̣-đ gradation
infinitive suođđâđ
1st sing. present suođâm
1st sing. past suođđim
infinitive suođđâđ
present participle syeđˈđee
past participle suođđâm
present indicative past indicative imperative
1st singular suođâm suođđim —
2nd singular suođah suođđih suođâ
3rd singular suáđ̣á suođâi suáđus
1st dual syeđˈđeen suođáim suáđˈđoon
2nd dual suoˈđ̣âvettee suođáid syeđˈđee
3rd dual suođđâv suođáin suáđđus
1st plural suođđâp suođâim suáđđup
2nd plural suoˈđ̣âvetteđ suođâid suođđâđ
3rd plural syeđ̣ih suođˈđii suáđđus
connegative suođâ suođđâm suođâ
conditional potential
1st singular suoˈđâččim syeđˈđeem
2nd singular suoˈđâččih syeđˈđeeh
3rd singular suoˈđâččij suođâš
1st dual suoˈđâččáim suoˈđâžeen
2nd dual suoˈđâččáid suođâšvettee
3rd dual suoˈđâččáin suoˈđâžává
1st plural suoˈđâččijm suoˈđâžep
2nd plural suoˈđâččijd suođâšvetteđ
3rd plural suoˈđâččii suoˈđâžeh
connegative suoˈđâččii suođii

Further reading
  • Koponen, Eino, Ruppel, Klaas, Aapala, Kirsti, editors (2002–2008), Álgu database: Etymological database of the Saami languages‎, Helsinki: Research Institute for the Languages of Finland
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