Aahatha

Chakobsa

Etymology

From the root aah + -th.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈaːhaθa/

Rhymes: -aːhaθa

Orthographic Form

aahatha 

Verb

aahatha (perfect infinitive ahthaha, causative infinitives ahhuuth / ahhuthu, passive infinitives aahathas / ahthasa)

1. to enter, to go into, to move onto, to go onto (more common than aaha)

Inflection

ExpandConjugation of aahatha Standard Causative Passive Imperfect Perfect Imperfect Perfect Imperfect Perfect 1st Singular aahaathii ahthii ahhuuthii ahhuthii aahaathasii ahthasii 2nd Singular aahaathash ahthasha ahhuuthash ahhuthash aahaathasash ahthasash 3rd Singular aahaathaha ahthaha ahhuuthaha ahhuthha aahaathas'ha¹ ahthas'ha¹ 1st Plural aahaathim ahthimi ahhuuthim ahhuthim aahaathasim ahthasim 2nd/3rd Plural aahaathak ahthaka ahhuuthak ahhuthak aahaathasak ahthasak Rel. Singular aahaathabit ahthabit ahhuuthabit ahhuthbit aahaathasbit ahthasbit Rel. Plural aahaathabet ahthabet ahhuuthabet ahhuthbet aahaathasbet ahthasbet Infinitive aahatha ahthaha ahhuuth ahhuthu aahathas ahthasa Imperative ahtha ahhuth ahthas ¹The apostrophe is not pronounced. It is only used as a divider to reduce ambiguity.