gosta-

/'gos.ta/ rbf8cI
verb
fear exceedingly, be terrified of
Restored from Noldorin
verb Emotion

Etymology

Root: √GOS "dread"

References

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Sources: Ety/GOS

Conjugation

Derived (A-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. goston
2nd sg. fam. gostog
2nd sg. pol. gostol
2nd sg. arch. gostodh
3rd sg. gosta
1st pl. excl. gostof
1st pl. incl. gostab
2nd pl. fam. gostogir
2nd pl. pol. gostodhir
3rd pl. gostar

Past (transitive)

Person Form
1st sg. gostannen
2nd sg. fam. gostanneg
2nd sg. pol. gostannel
2nd sg. arch. gostannedh
3rd sg. gostant
1st pl. excl. gostannef
1st pl. incl. gostanneb
2nd pl. fam. gostannegir
2nd pl. pol. gostannedhir
3rd pl. gostanner

Past (intransitive)

Person Form
1st sg. gostassen
2nd sg. fam. gostasseg
2nd sg. pol. gostassel
2nd sg. arch. gostassedh
3rd sg. gostas(t)
1st pl. excl. gostassef
1st pl. incl. gostasseb
2nd pl. fam. gostassegir
2nd pl. pol. gostassedhir
3rd pl. gostasser

Future

Person Form
1st sg. gostathon
2nd sg. fam. gostathog
2nd sg. pol. gostathol
2nd sg. arch. gostathodh
3rd sg. gostatha
1st pl. excl. gostathof
1st pl. incl. gostathab
2nd pl. fam. gostathogir
2nd pl. pol. gostathodhir
3rd pl. gostathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle gostol
Past active participle gestiel
Passive past participle (sg.) gostannen
Passive past participle (pl.) gestennin
Imperative gosto
Infinitive gostad
Gerund / verbal noun gostad