barna- [mb-]

/'bar.na/ 2cR@cI
verb
to till (land), to cultivate; (orig.) to dwell in (a land)
Reconstructed from Gnomish
verb activities

Etymology

Root: √MBAR "settle, dwell; establish, fix, decide, determine, make a decision"

References

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Sources: GL/21

Conjugation

Derived (A-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. barnon
2nd sg. fam. barnog
2nd sg. pol. barnol
2nd sg. arch. barnodh
3rd sg. barna
1st pl. excl. barnof
1st pl. incl. barnab
2nd pl. fam. barnogir
2nd pl. pol. barnodhir
3rd pl. barnar

Past (transitive)

Person Form
1st sg. barnannen
2nd sg. fam. barnanneg
2nd sg. pol. barnannel
2nd sg. arch. barnannedh
3rd sg. barnant
1st pl. excl. barnannef
1st pl. incl. barnanneb
2nd pl. fam. barnannegir
2nd pl. pol. barnannedhir
3rd pl. barnanner

Past (intransitive)

Person Form
1st sg. barnassen
2nd sg. fam. barnasseg
2nd sg. pol. barnassel
2nd sg. arch. barnassedh
3rd sg. barnas(t)
1st pl. excl. barnassef
1st pl. incl. barnasseb
2nd pl. fam. barnassegir
2nd pl. pol. barnassedhir
3rd pl. barnasser

Future

Person Form
1st sg. barnathon
2nd sg. fam. barnathog
2nd sg. pol. barnathol
2nd sg. arch. barnathodh
3rd sg. barnatha
1st pl. excl. barnathof
1st pl. incl. barnathab
2nd pl. fam. barnathogir
2nd pl. pol. barnathodhir
3rd pl. barnathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle barnol
Past active participle berniel
Passive past participle (sg.) barnen
Passive past participle (pl.) bernin
Imperative barno
Infinitive barnad
Gerund / verbal noun barnad