sav-

/sav/ fc4I
verb
to be in material possession of; to own; to possess as a characteristic quality or attribute
Attested in writing
verb actions

Etymology

Root: √SAM "have; unite, join"

References

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Sources: PE17/173

Conjugation

Basic (I-stem)

Present

Person Form
1st sg. sevin
2nd sg. fam. sevig
2nd sg. pol. sevil
2nd sg. arch. sevidh
3rd sg. sâf
1st pl. excl. sevif
1st pl. incl. sevib
2nd pl. fam. sevigir
2nd pl. pol. sevidhir
3rd pl. sevir

Past

Person Form
1st sg. óven
2nd sg. fam. óveg
2nd sg. pol. óvel
2nd sg. arch. óvedh
3rd sg. aw
1st pl. excl. óvef
1st pl. incl. óveb
2nd pl. fam. óvegir
2nd pl. pol. óvedhir
3rd pl. óver

Future

Person Form
1st sg. savathon
2nd sg. fam. savathog
2nd sg. pol. savathol
2nd sg. arch. savathodh
3rd sg. savatha
1st pl. excl. savathof
1st pl. incl. savathab
2nd pl. fam. savathogir
2nd pl. pol. savathodhir
3rd pl. savathar

Other Forms

Form Sindarin
Present active participle savol
Past active participle sóviel
Passive past participle (sg.) sammen
Passive past participle (pl.) semmin
Imperative savo
Infinitive saved
Gerund / verbal noun saved