ninna-

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/'ni.na/

verb weep, cry (tears)

to weep, cry (tears)

Reconstructed from Gnomish
Emotion Leipzig–Jakarta

IDS 16.370 Concepticon

Etymology

Root: √NEY "tear"

References

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Sources: GL/60, LT2A/Níniel

Conjugation

Derived (A-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. ninnon
2nd sg. fam. ninnog
2nd sg. pol. ninnol
2nd sg. arch. ninnodh
3rd sg. ninna
1st pl. excl. ninnof
1st pl. incl. ninnab
2nd pl. fam. ninnogir
2nd pl. pol. ninnodhir
3rd pl. ninnar

Past (transitive)

Person Form
1st sg. ninnannen
2nd sg. fam. ninnanneg
2nd sg. pol. ninnannel
2nd sg. arch. ninnannedh
3rd sg. ninnant
1st pl. excl. ninnannef
1st pl. incl. ninnanneb
2nd pl. fam. ninnannegir
2nd pl. pol. ninnannedhir
3rd pl. ninnanner

Past (intransitive)

Person Form
1st sg. ninnassen
2nd sg. fam. ninnasseg
2nd sg. pol. ninnassel
2nd sg. arch. ninnassedh
3rd sg. ninnas(t)
1st pl. excl. ninnassef
1st pl. incl. ninnasseb
2nd pl. fam. ninnassegir
2nd pl. pol. ninnassedhir
3rd pl. ninnasser

Future

Person Form
1st sg. ninnathon
2nd sg. fam. ninnathog
2nd sg. pol. ninnathol
2nd sg. arch. ninnathodh
3rd sg. ninnatha
1st pl. excl. ninnathof
1st pl. incl. ninnathab
2nd pl. fam. ninnathogir
2nd pl. pol. ninnathodhir
3rd pl. ninnathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle ninnol
Past active participle ninniel
Passive past participle (sg.) ninnen
Passive past participle (pl.) ninnin
Imperative ninno
Infinitive ninnad
Gerund / verbal noun ninnad