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): /ˈkem/

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

Related Terms

• ankeim