Waaþonoh

Væyne Zaanics

Etymology

From waaþ +‎ -on +‎ -oh

Created jointly by Thomas Lyr, Bernard Severn, and Isabelle Lyr.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈwɑːðəno/

Orthographic Form

waaþonoh

Verb

waaþonoh (infinitive, dark, present waaþon, present participle waaþono)

1. to die and go to Hell and/or Purgatory, to be lost, to be damned
2. to be doomed

Inflection

	Finite	Infinitive	Participle
Present	waaþon	waaþonoh	waaþono
Past	waaþaj	waaþajoh	waaþajo
Future	waaþul	waaþulnoh	waaþulno
Present Progressive	nowaaþon	nowaaþonoh	nowaaþono
Past Progressive	nowaaþaj	nowaaþajoh	nowaaþajo
Future Progressive	nowaaþul	nowaaþulnoh	nowaaþulno
Present Perfect	jawaaþon	jawaaþonoh	jawaaþono
Pluperfect	jawaaþaj	jawaaþajoh	jawaaþajo
Future Perfect	jawaaþul	jawaaþulnoh	jawaaþulno
Immediate Future	luwaaþon	luwaaþonoh	luwaaþono
Conditional	luwaaþaj	luwaaþajoh	luwaaþajo
Future Intentional	luwaaþul	luwaaþulnoh	luwaaþulno

Related Terms

• waaþeneh