Hara
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Chakobsa
Etymology
From the root har.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -ara
Orthographic Form
hara
Verb
hara (perfect infinitive harraha, causative infinitives harru / harruvu, passive infinitives haras / harrasa)
- to lose. to lose track of
Inflection
Conjugations for hara | ||||||
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Standard | Causative | Passive | ||||
Imperfect | Perfect | Imperfect | Perfect | Imperfect | Perfect | |
1st Singular | harii | harrii | harruuyi | harruyi | haraasii | harrasii |
2nd Singular | haraash | harrasha | harruush | harrushu | haraasash | harrasash |
3rd Singular | haraaha | harraha | harruuha | harruha | haraas'ha1 | harras'ha1 |
1st Plural | hariim | harrimi | harruum | harrumu | haraasim | harrasim |
2nd/3rd Plural | haraak | harraka | harruuk | harruku | haraasak | harrasak |
Rel. Singular | haraabit | harrabit | harruubit | harrubit | haraasabit | harrasbit |
Rel. Plural | haraabet | harrabet | harruubet | harrubet | haraasabet | harrasbet |
Infinitive | hara | harraha | harru | harruvu | haras | harrasa |
Imperative | hara | harru | haras | |||
1The apostrophe is not pronounced. It is only used as a divider to reduce ambiguity |
Irathient
Verb
hara
- class ii/xv/xvii/ third-person subject class ix third-person object present positive direct transitive of shon