Keim

Hen Linge

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Source

Coined by Andrzej Sapkowski in the book Sword of Destiny.

Source Spelling

cáemm

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /kem/

Orthographic Form

kaemm

Verb

keim (basic/imperative)

1. to come
2. to arrive
3. to understand (usually in the middle past, the subject is expletive and the object is the one who understands)

   Aa, es me kempte, me zol grasha.

   Ah, got it, thanks so much. (Es me kempte literally means "it came to me")

   -Jaskier (The Witcher, Episode 102)

Inflection

Conjugation of keim Active Singular Plural First Second Third First Second Third Indicative Present keime keimet keime keime keimet keime Middle Past esei kempte eseith kempte es kempte esen kempte esek kempte esel kempte Full Past er kempte ereith kempte er kempte eren kempte erek kempte erel kempte Future keim en Participle Present keimen Past kempte Imperative/Nonfinite keim Passive Singular Plural First Second Third First Second Third Indicative Present keimil keimeshil keimil keimil keimeshil keimil Middle Past esei kempshil eseith kempshil es kempshil esen kempshil esek kempshil esel kempshil Full Past er kempshil ereith kempshil er kempshil eren kempshil erek kempshil erel kempshil Future enil keim Participle Present keimenil Past kempshil Imperative/Nonfinite keimil

Derived Terms

• einkeim
• eipkeim

 

Related Terms

• ankeim