Lin

Hen Linge

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈlin/

Orthographic Form

llinn

Verb

lin (basic/imperative)

1. to taste
2. to try
3. to attempt

Inflection

Conjugation of lin

Active		Singular			Plural
		First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Indicative	Present	line	linet	line	line	linet	line
	Middle Past	ave linde	eivith linde	eif linde	aven linde	eivik linde	avel linde
	Full Past	at linde	eith linde	at linde	ein linde	eik linde	eil linde
	Future	lin en
Participle	Present	linen
	Past	linde
Imperative/Nonfinite		lin
Passive		Singular			Plural
		First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Indicative	Present	linil	lineshil	linil	linil	lineshil	linil
	Middle Past	ave linshil	eivith linshil	eif linshil	aven linshil	eivik linshil	avel linshil
	Full Past	at linshil	eith linshil	at linshil	ein linshil	eik linshil	eil linshil
	Future	enil lin
Participle	Present	linenil
	Past	linshil
Imperative/Nonfinite		linil

Veda

Etymology

From Proto-Veda *ljn.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈlin/

Orthographic Form

lin

Conjunction

lin

1. and (used postpositively to coordinate two or more nouns)

Related Terms

• lin mem
• mem

 

Pronoun

lin (third person proximal, see also sen and khon)

1. she, he, it, they, this one, these ones; third person proximal personal pronoun

Derived Terms

• balin
• talin

 

See Also

Veda Personal Pronouns Singular Plural First Person kyun min Second Person da sa Third Person Proximal lin Medial sen Distal khon